Surface reactivities of (111), (100), and (110) planes of c-BN: A quantum mechanical approach

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The double layer capacitive phenomena is just a particular case of a more general quantum mechanical approach, wherein the electrochemical capacitance is central hence governing the super-capacitance phenomenology in general.


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