Mo<sub>2</sub>C Nanoparticles Embedded in Carbon Nanowires with Surface Pseudocapacitance Enables High‐Energy and High‐Power Sodium Ion Capacitors
Yalong Jiang(Wuhan University of Technology), Liqiang Mai(Wuhan University of Technology), Yuanhao Shen(Wuhan University of Technology), Qingxun Zhang(Wuhan University of Technology), Qinyou An(Wuhan University of Technology), Fangyu Xiong(Wuhan University of Technology), Hao Wang(University of Science and Technology Liaoning), Shuangshuang Tan(Chongqing University), Shaohua Zhu(Wuhan University of Technology), Jun Dong(Hubei University of Technology), Wei Yang(Wuhan University of Technology), Qiulong Wei(Xiamen University)
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