Layer-structured nanocomposites with concurrently improved dielectric permittivity and breakdown strength, as well as superior energy-storage performances are obtained.
ABSTRACTQuinone/hydroquinone redox couple has been utilized as a source of additional capacitance in typical capacitive energy-storage materials. By generation of functional groups on the carbon electrode surface (grafting) directly from electrolyte there is a possibility to enhance the capacitance value significantly. Hydroxybenzene solutions with different substitution of hydroxyl groups were effectively used for this target. Electrochemical and physicochemical properties of activated carbons have been investigated before and after grafting process.
Layered double hydroxide (LDH) nanostructures have attracted the attention of the scientific community owing to their facile synthesis, interesting structure and morphology, and have been promising in the field of energy storage applications.
Polymer film capacitors for energy storage applications at high temperature have shown great potential in modern electronic and electrical systems, such as aerospace, automotive, and oil explorations. Crosslinking strategy has...
Dielectric polymer nanocomposites are considered as one of the most promising insulation material candidates for future capacitive energy storage applications, providing tailorability of charge trapping and transport properties at the...
Benzoquinone with high theoretical capacity is anchored on N-plasma engraved porous carbon as a desirable cathode for rechargeable aqueous Zn-ion batteries. Such batteries display tremendous potential in large-scale energy storage applications.
High quality, low-oxidized graphene via anodic exfoliation with table salt as an efficient oxidation-preventing co-electrolyte for water/oil remediation and capacitive energy storage applications
