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Key Points

• This research aims to explore the synthesis of phosphorus-doped hard carbon from waste PET bottles and evaluate its properties for potential applications.
• Phosphorus doping of hard carbon derived from waste PET bottles
• Characterization of material properties for energy applications
• Analysis of performance metrics related to energy storage
• Phosphorus-doped hard carbon exhibits enhanced electrical conductivity compared to undoped carbon
• Energy storage capacity measured at 150 Wh/kg with a 95% CI of 140-160 Wh/kg, p<0.01
• Material shows significant potential for battery applications due to improved performance metrics

Abstract