ArticleACS omega2025
Pork-Derived Porous Carbon for Supercapacitors: Achieving "Near-Zero-Loss" and Ultralong Cycle Life.
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Abstract
While biomass-derived carbon materials have been extensively explored in the field of energy storage, research focusing on animal protein as a precursor remains relatively scarce, and its potential value is yet to be fully exploited. In this study, oxygen-rich protein-based biomass porous carbons were prepared using pork as the raw material and phosphate distarch as the additive via a strategy involving compositing, subsequent carbonization, and KOH activation. Among these carbons, sample APE-2 possessed a high oxygen content of 9.81%, a hierarchical micromesoporous structure dominated by micropores, specific surface area (SSA) per unit amount of 1599 m
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