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KOH etching catalyzed microwave pyrolysis of waste tires to prepare porous graphene

Wang Chen, Bingguo Liu, Guolin Luo, Chao Yuwen, Fang Peng, Siyu Gong, Keren Hou, Yunfei An, Guangxiong Ji, Bangjian Wu

Carbon Letters· Volume 34· Issue 8
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