journal article·2025-02

Controlled preparation of lightweight, resilient helical carbon fibers for high-performance microwave absorption and oil-water separation

Ying Li, Siren Guo, Linlin Zhao, Siyu Chen, Yudi Li, Xulin Yang, Pan Wang, Wei Feng, Zihao Mou, Hunan Jiang, Hanjun Wei, Giulio Cerullo

Carbon· Volume 233
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