A closed-loop and scalable process for the production of biomass-derived superhydrophilic carbon for supercapacitors
Rong Fu(Dalian University of Technology), Jieshan Qiu(Dalian University of Technology), Shaofeng Li(Technical University of Denmark), Wei Guo(Dalian University of Technology), Le Yang(Dalian University of Technology), Zhao Wang(Wuhan University of Technology), Weicheng Ren(Dalian University of Technology), Kunlun Liu(City University of Hong Kong), Yuanyang Xie(London Centre for Nanotechnology), Chang Yu(Dalian University of Technology), Jinhe Yu(Dalian University of Technology)
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