Nanoporous Carbon: Topological Defects: Origin of Nanopores and Enhanced Adsorption Performance in Nanoporous Carbon (Small 21/2012)

The building blocks of nanoporous carbon materials, as demonstrated by this image of atomic resolution from M. F. Chisholm and co‐workers, are randomly wrinkled graphene sheets. The observed non‐hexagonal defects are dominated by energetically favorable adjacent 5‐7 ring pairs. Moreover, on page 328...

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