journal article·2025-07

Time-dependent chemical vapor deposition growth of three-dimensional graphene on carbon fiber fabric for efficient electricity harvesting from water evaporation

Zihao Zhai, Jieyi Chen, Xiang Li, Bowen Ruan, Qi Liu, Hanyu Yao, Quntao Tang, Yufang Li

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