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Dr Di Hu
Associate Professor in Environmental Engineering
Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering
Zhejiang Aviation Electrification Technology Engineering Research Center
Advanced Energy and Environmental Materials & Technologies Research Group
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5531-1135
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Di.Hu
nottingham.edu
cn
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1719
Scopus Citations
20
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2007
2025
Research activity per year
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Material Science
Supercapacitors
89%
Carbon Dioxide
85%
Carbon Nanotube
77%
Titanium
59%
Carbon Steel
53%
Electrochemical Reaction
51%
Capacitance
48%
Titanium Dioxide
46%
Metal Oxide
46%
Oxide Compound
46%
Oxidation Reaction
40%
Carburization
37%
Polyaniline
37%
Anode
36%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
33%
Conducting Polymer
33%
Lithium Ion Battery
32%
Battery (Electrochemical Energy Engineering)
31%
Graphene
30%
Secondary Battery
29%
Cathode
28%
Titanium Alloys
28%
Transition Metal Oxide
28%
Potassium
28%
Superhydrophobic
28%
Electron Transfer
26%
Photovoltaics
26%
Film
25%
Ti-6Al-4V
25%
Electrodeposition
24%
Direct Ink Writing
23%
Lithium Ion
23%
Corrosion
21%
Lithium
21%
Corrosion Inhibitor
21%
Nanoparticle
20%
Alloying
18%
Metal Surface
18%
Manganese Oxide
18%
Flame Retardant
18%
Plating
18%
Electrometallurgy
18%
Mechanical Stability
18%
Ionic Liquid
18%
Morphology
18%
Halide
18%
Polymer Composite
18%
Optical Property
18%
Cerium Oxide
18%
Anodic Dissolution
18%
Keyphrases
Molten Salt
100%
Rutile
71%
Electrolyte
65%
Cambridge
62%
Near-net-shape
61%
Carbon Nanotubes
60%
Spray Coating
46%
Mild Steel
43%
Electrodeposition
42%
Electrolysis
40%
Carburisation
37%
FFC-Cambridge Process
37%
Electrochemical Energy Storage
37%
Spent Fuel
37%
Oxide Precursor
34%
Supercapacitor
33%
Electrochemical Reduction
29%
Polyaniline (PANi)
28%
Hollow Spheres
28%
Poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT)
28%
Photovoltaic Devices
28%
Lithium-ion Battery
28%
Cu2ZnSnS4
28%
Supercapattery
27%
Metal Oxide
26%
Conducting Polymer
25%
Molten Carbonate Salt
24%
Hollow
24%
Carbonate
24%
Supercapatteries
24%
Salt-assisted
24%
Superhydrophobic
23%
Writing Process
23%
Direct Ink Writing
23%
Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices
23%
Metallization Process
22%
Electrochemical Metallization
22%
Graphene
22%
Pre-oxidation
20%
Zinc
19%
Titanium Alloy
18%
Trimethylammonium Bromide
18%
S235JR Steel
18%
Poly(2-oxazoline)
18%
Myristoyl
18%
Mesoporous Manganese Dioxide
18%
Amphiphilic Oligomers
18%
Interfacial Synthesis
18%
MnOx Nanoparticles
18%
Activated Carbon Electrode
18%
Engineering
Near Net Shape
65%
Energy Engineering
50%
Spent Fuels
37%
Supercapacitor
28%
Current Efficiency
20%
Carburisation
18%
Ffc Cambridge Process
18%
Engineering Component
18%
Mild Steel
18%
Situ Reduction
18%
Metallic Component
18%
Metal Extraction
18%
Electrometallurgy
18%
Reduction Process
18%
Sustainable Production
18%
Extraction Process
18%
Max
18%
Nuclear Energy
18%
Direct Reduction
18%
Melting Process
18%
Metallizations
18%
Environmental Assessment
18%
Alloy
18%
Photovoltaics
18%
Electron Beam Melting
18%
Closed Loop
18%
Porosity
18%
Specific Surface Area
17%
Ti-6al-4v
15%
Cycling Stability
15%
Kroll Process
13%
Molar Ratio
12%
Li-Metal Battery
12%
Positive Electrode
12%
Carbon Nanotube
12%
Lithium Metal Battery
12%
Electrochemical Capacitor
10%
Current Collector
10%
Processing Condition
9%
Carbon Dioxide Electroreduction
9%
Mixture Composition
9%
Electrolytic Cell
9%
Electrolysis Cell
9%
Energy Storage
9%
Heat Treatment
9%
Structure Surface
9%
Carbon Paper
9%
Single Source
9%
Rate Constant
9%
Adsorption
9%
