A multicore-shell architecture with a phase-selective (α + δ)MnO2 shell for an aqueous-KOH-based supercapacitor with high operating potential
Bipeen Dahal(Tribhuvan University), Hak Yong Kim(Jeonbuk National University Hospital), Tanka Mukhiya(Tribhuvan University), Arjun Prasad Tiwari(Jeonbuk National University), Alagan Muthurasu(Jeonbuk National University), Taewoo Kim(Korea Institute of Energy Research), Gunendra Prasad Ojha(Jeonbuk National University), Minju Lee(Jeonbuk National University), Kisan Chhetri(Sungkyunkwan University), Dong Chul Chung, Su‐Hyeong Chae(Jeonbuk National University)
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