journal article·2026-06

Porous carbon nanofibers derived from electrospun polyvinylidene chloride for CO2 capture and electromagnetic interference shielding

Govind Kumar Sharma, Sneha L. Joseph, Reshna Suresh, Rahul Shingte, Nirmala Rachel James

Carbon· Volume 256
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