A general approach towards hierarchical porous carbon particles
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J. Eric Hampsey, Qingyuan Hu, Lynn Rice, Jiebin Pang, Zhiwang Wu, Yunfeng Lu
A general, aerosol-based, one-step approach was explored to synthesize microporous and mesoporous spherical carbon particles with highly porous foam-like structures from aqueous sucrose solutions containing colloidal silica particles and/or silicate cluster templates.
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