Publikationen von Martin Oschatz
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Zeitschriftenartikel (122)
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29 (27), 1902820 (2019)
Natural Vermiculite Enables High‐Performance in Lithium–Sulfur Batteries via Electrical Double Layer Effects. Advanced Functional Materials 42.
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29 (26), 1902858 (2019)
Understanding the charge storage mechanism to achieve high capacity and fast ion storage in sodium-ion capacitor anodes by using electrospun nitrogen-doped carbon fibers. Advanced Functional Materials 43.
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11 (11), S. 3069 - 3074 (2018)
Storing electricity as chemical energy: beyond traditional electrochemistry and double-layer compression. Energy & Environmental Science 44.
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30 (21), 1706836 (2018)
The concept of “noble, heteroatom-doped carbons,” their directed synthesis by electronic band control of carbonization, and applications in catalysis and energy materials. Advanced Materials 45.
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8 (35), 1802800 (2018)
Fast Na-ion intercalation in zinc vanadate for high-performance Na-ion hybrid capacitor. Advanced Energy Materials 46.
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6 (46), S. 23521 - 23430 (2018)
Solvent mediated morphology control of Zn MOFs as carbon templates for application in supercapacitors. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 47.
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28 (36), 1801298 (2018)
Breaking the limits of ionic liquid-based supercapacitors: mesoporous carbon electrodes functionalized with manganese oxide nanosplotches for dense, stable, and wide-temperature energy storage. Advanced Functional Materials 48.
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10 (11), S. 2458 - 2465 (2018)
Modification of salt-templated carbon surface chemistry for efficient oxidation of glucose with supported gold catalysts. ChemCatChem 49.
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568, S. 213 - 220 (2018)
Tandem promotion of iron catalysts by sodium-sulfur and nitrogen-doped carbon layers on carbon nanotube supports for the Fischer-Tropsch to olefins synthesis. Applied Catalysis A: General 50.
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11 (1), S. 57 - 70 (2018)
A search for selectivity to enable CO2 capture with porous adsorbents. Energy & Environmental Science 51.
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4 (4), 56 (2018)
Crucial factors for the application of functional nanoporous carbon-based materials in energy and environmental applications. C Journal of Carbon Research 52.
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2 (12), 1800202 (2018)
Single-site gold catalysts on hierarchical N-doped porous noble carbon for enhanced electrochemical reduction of nitrogen. Small Methods 53.
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6 (39), S. 19013 - 19019 (2018)
C2NxO1-x framework carbons with defined microporosity and Co-doped functional pores. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 54.
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57 (33), S. 10765 - 10770 (2018)
Template- and metal-free synthesis of nitrogen-rich nanoporous noble carbon materials by direct pyrolysis of a preorganized hexaazatriphenylene precursor. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 55.
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28 (44), 1801545 (2018)
Bringing porous organic and carbon-based materials toward thin-film applications. Advanced Functional Materials 56.
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8 (18), 1800026 (2018)
Toward the experimental understanding of the energy storage mechanism and ion dynamics in ionic liquid based supercapacitors. Advanced Energy Materials 57.
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2 (2), 1700128 (2018)
Ordered mesoporous carbons with high micropore content and tunable structure prepared by combined hard and salt templating as electrode materials in electric double-layer capacitors. Advanced Sustainable Systems 58.
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121 (8), S. 4197 - 4205 (2017)
Confinement Effects for Lithium Borohydride: Comparing Silica and Carbon Scaffolds. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 59.
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8, 13888 (2017)
A stable lithiated silicon–chalcogen battery via synergetic chemical coupling between silicon and selenium. Nature Communications 60.
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53 (35), S. 4845 - 4848 (2017)
Bioinspired carbide-derived carbons with hierarchical pore structure for the adsorptive removal of mercury from aqueous solution. Chemical Communications