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- W3201719209 abstract "The current mandates of a sustainable society and circular economy lead to the request that materials chemistry, but also chemistry as such, become significantly redesigned. Changes include the commonplace as the glassware we use, the minimization of wastes and side products or replacement strategies in the materials choice, among others. In this context, “carbons” are very versatile and already have found their place in a myriad of applications for a “carbon-neutral” society. They already take key enabling positions for sensors and biomaterials preparation, as energy conversion and storage electrodes, or as effluent remediation sorbents. Herein, we describe how carbon chemistry can be again re-designed to outperform benchmark materials in a number of fields, especially in energy storage, (electro)catalysis, as sorbents, but also in a new chemistry of the confined state. Materials chemistry should be redesigned to minimize wastes and side products. Carbon-based chemistry is among the most versatile when discussing materials sciences. But, re-design it and, at the same time, outperforming other materials is still challenging. Herein, we give our critical opinion on the different strategies new generation scientists should use to achieve such a goal." @default.
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- W3201719209 date "2021-12-15" @default.
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- W3201719209 title "Carbonaceous Materials: The Beauty of Simplicity" @default.
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