journal article·2023-01

High-throughput data mined prediction of design and preparation of flexible carbon-based conductive materials in energy storage

Kewei Pan, Qing Liu, Ying Lu, Wei Wei, Zhao Ding, Shixing Wang, Yang Zhou

Ceramics International· Volume 49· Issue 1
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