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Research engineers create a sustainable, organic redox flow battery
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A Phosphonate‐Functionalized Quinone Redox Flow Battery at Near‐Neutral pH with Record Capacity Retention Rate - Ji - 2019 - Advanced Energy Materials - Wiley Online Library
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Alkaline quinone flow battery
PDF] A Phosphonate‐Functionalized Quinone Redox Flow Battery at Near‐Neutral pH with Record Capacity Retention Rate | Semantic Scholar