Upgrading earth-abundant biomass into three-dimensional carbon materials for energy and environmental applications

Shaofeng Zhou(Guangdong University of Technology), Lihua Zhou(Guangdong University of Technology), Yaping Zhang(Guangdong University of Technology), Jian Sun(Guangdong University of Technology), Junlin Wen(Guangdong University of Technology), Yong Yuan(Guangdong University of Technology)
Journal of Materials Chemistry A
January 1, 2019
10.1039/c8ta12159a
Cited by 140

Abstract

Abundant biomass is well accepted as a carbon-rich, sustainable, and renewable precursor for three-dimensional carbon materials, offering us a plethora of possibilities for energy conversion and storage as well as environmental treatments.

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