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Leveraging novel microwave techniques for tailoring the microstructure of energy storage materials

Figure 9. (A) Functionalized multi-component mesoporous NixCo3-x(PO4)2 hollow shell materials with diverse morphologies prepared via the liquid-phase microwave method, focusing on their specific capacitance characteristics in supercapacitor applications. This figure is quoted with permission[32]; (B) Bi2O3 prepared on CNTs using the gas-phase microwave method, emphasizing their cycle stability in supercapacitor applications. This figure is quoted with permission[145]; (C) 0D nitrogen-doped porous graphene frameworks with nanoscale particles, fabricated using the gas-phase microwave method, showcasing their high energy density characteristics in supercapacitor applications. This figure is quoted with permission[146]; (D) Metal oxides and metal sulfide nanoparticles prepared on nitrogen-doped graphene via the gas-phase microwave method. This figure is quoted with permission[36].

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