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1. Research On Dynamic Characteristics Of Lifting System In Operation And Loading
2. Study On Energy Consumption Of Pneumatic Conveying Polyacrylamide Particles By CFD-DEM
3. Electrochemical Performance Of Metal Or Transition Metal Oxide Loaded On The La1-xSrxCoO3-? Substrate As Electrode For Supercapacitor
4. The Research On Constructing The Key Materials Of Sulfur Cathode For Lithium-Sulfur Battery With High Sulfur Loading And High Performance
5. Structure Modifying And Lithium Storage Performance Of Silicon-Carbon Composites
6. Preparation And Electrochemical Properties Of MnO2/activated Carbon Composites
7. Modeling the generation, transport, and microphysical processes of the sea salt aerosol: Mass loading and optical thickness comparisons in a three-dimensional model
8. Preparation Of Integrated Electrodes Based On Layered Double Hydroxides Towards High-performance Supercapacitors
9. Cathode Design And Performance Of Graphene-Based Lithium Sulfur Battery
10. Controllable Synthesis And Structure Optimization Of Ni-Co Sulfides And Their Energy Storage Properties
11. Preparation And Properties Of MXene-Based Electrode Material With High Mass Loading And High Areal Capacitance
12. Syntheses And Property Studies Of High Mass Loading Pseudocapacitive Materials With High Cycling Stability For Supercapacitors
13. Fabrication Of Nickel/Cobalt-based Nanocomposite Arrays With Hierarchical Structure And High Mass Loading On Carbon Cloth And Their Capacitive Properties
14. Construction Of Ultra-high Mass Loading 3D Porous Electrodes Based On New Binder
15. Design Of Multifunctional Aqueous Binders And Application In Silicon-based Anodes For Lithium-ion Batteries
16. Study On Charge Storage And Electrocatalytic Performance Of High Loading Co-Ni Sulfide Electrode
17. Syntheses Of High Mass Loading Transition Metal Oxide Materials For Supercapacitors
18. Construction Of Three-dimensional Carbon-based Materials And Their Supercapacitance Properties At High Mass Loading Level
19. Micelle-induced Assembly Of Graphene Quantum Dots Into Conductive Porous Carbon For High Rate Supercapacitor Electrodes At High Mass Loadings
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