Nanoscale Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
In
recent
years,
nanotechnology
and
materials
science
have
evolved
matured,
making
it
increasingly
easier
to
design
fabricate
next-generation
3D
microelectronics.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(33)
Published: April 25, 2023
Abstract
Continuous
temperature
monitoring
by
flexible
hydrogel‐based
electronics
achieves
rapid
advances,
overcoming
the
drawbacks
of
rigid
and
unportable
thermocouples.
However,
an
open
question
is
whether
how
thermosensitive
hydrogel
designing
can
prevent
mechanical
mismatching
between
devices
skin‐tissues
reduces
interfacial
failure.
Herein,
a
versatile
thermistor
epidermal
sensor
(HTES)
paradigm
engineered
consisting
self‐adhesive
function
layer
(PEST)
in
tandem
with
surface
spraying
Ag
interdigital
electrode.
Leveraging
advantage
catechol
chemistry
inspired
tannic
acid‐coated
cellulose
nanocrystals,
resultant
PEST
adhesion‐cohesion
equilibrium
along
superior
thermosensitivity.
The
assembled
HTES
thereby
yields
unprecedented
features
thermosensitivity
(TCR
=
1.43%
°C
−1
),
exceptional
integrity
(hammering
200
cycles,
current
variation
<9%),
impressive
compatibility
(adhesion
strength,
25
kPa),
environmental
stability
(thermosensation
retention
98%
over
5
days).
By
in‐situ
microstructure
observation,
unique
geometrical
synchronization
arbitrary
curvilinear
surfaces
(e.g.,
sphere,
cone,
saddle)
stemming
from
elastic
dissipation
discrete
rupture
adhesive
fibrillar
bridges
validated,
affording
competitive
advantages
than
that
state‐of‐the‐art
for
alleviating
deterioration,
which
dramatically
inspires
advanced
design
strategies
paves
way
commercialization
attachable
electronics.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(43)
Published: June 21, 2023
Abstract
Insufficient
and
unstable
energy
output
is
the
bottleneck
issue
radically
restricting
application
of
micro‐supercapacitors
(MSCs).
Herein,
an
interlayer
atom
injection
strategy
that
can
anchor
low‐valence
Zn
atoms
(Zn
δ
+
,
0
<
<2)
on
O‐terminals
Ti
3
C
2
T
x
(MXene)
flakes
within
MXene/silver‐nanowires
hybrid
cathode
symmetric
MSCs
first
presented.
Combining
polyacrylamide/ZnCl
hydrogel
electrolyte
rich
in
Cl
−
2+
ions,
matched
/Zn
(−0.76
V
vs
SHE)
Ag/AgCl
(0.23
SHE),
redox
couples
between
symmetrical
electrodes
are
activated
to
offer
faradaic
charge
storage
beside
ions‐intercalation
involved
pseudocapacitance.
Thus,
a
battery‐type
voltage
plateau
(≈0.9
V)
appears
discharge
curve
fabricated
pseudo‐symmetric
micro‐redox
capacitor,
simultaneously
achieving
density
enhancement
(117
µWh
cm
−2
at
0.5
mA
)
substantially
improved
power
stability
(46%
from
region)
relative
before
activation
(98
without
platform).
The
work
provides
fire‐new
overcome
performance
bottlenecks
confronting
conventional
MSCs.
Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(7), P. 2414 - 2429
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
review
mainly
introduces
and
discusses
the
recent
progress
of
MXene
hydrogels
aerogels,
focusing
on
their
synthesis
strategy,
applications,
challenges
perspectives
in
rechargeable
supercapacitors
batteries.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(40), P. 47327 - 47337
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
Flexible
capacitive
pressure
sensors
with
high
sensitivity
over
a
wide
range
are
highly
anticipated
in
the
fields
of
tactile
perception
and
physiological
signal
monitoring.
However,
despite
introduction
microstructures
on
electrolyte
layer,
deformability
is
still
limited
due
to
size
limitation
microstructures,
making
it
difficult
significantly
improve
iontronic
(ICPSs).
Here,
we
propose
an
innovative
strategy
combining
carbon
nanotubes
(CNTs)
topological
networks
ionic
hydrogel
micropyramid
array
that
can
enhance
flexible
ICPSs
for
ultrasensitive
detection.
Compared
other
previously
reported
ICPSs,
sensor
developed
this
work
exhibits
unprecedented
(Smin
>
1050
kPa-1)
linear
response
(R2
0.99)
(0.03-28
kPa)
enabled
by
CNT
percolation
inside
microstructred
layer.
This
ICPS
also
effectively
detect
from
variety
sources,
including
sound
waves,
lightweight
objects,
tiny
signals,
such
as
pulse
rate
heartbeat.
provides
general
achieve
both
broader
pressure-response
higher
sensitivity,
which
stable
efficient
way
low-cost,
scalable
sensitive
sensing
human-computer
interaction
applications.
Quantum
capacitance
(CQ)
of
the
electrodes
plays
an
important
role
in
enhancing
performance
supercapacitors
by
directly
affecting
overall
capacitance.
In
this
study,
several
approaches
including
doping,
creating
vacancy,
and
adsorption
have
been
used
to
enhance
CQ
vanadium
disulfide
(VS2)
electrode
using
density
functional
theory
calculation.
The
undoped
VS2
monolayer
shows
a
maximum
value
20.19
μF/cm2.
After
V-vacancy
(Vv)
lattice,
increased
35.61
μF/cm2,
which
is
highest
among
all
doped
defective
lattices
at
room
temperature.
When
we
use
for
supercapacitors,
generally
ion
occurs
surface,
showing
necessity
investigate
alkali/alkaline
atoms
(Li,
Na,
K,
Mg)
surface
know
change
different
properties
electrode.
It
found
that
reduces
due
but
K-adsorption
S-vacancy
(Vs)
demonstrated
increment
from
21.75
35.32
μF/cm2
Additionally,
variation
distance
K
atom
Vs-VS2
revealed
optimum
3.5
Å,
indicating
(radius
=
2.43
Å)
stabilizes
just
above
surface.
Moreover,
augmentation
was
seen
with
decrease
temperature
attained
49.96
100
K.
calculated
open-circuit
voltage
(OCV)
duly
confirmed
K-adsorbed
potential
candidate
anode
hybrid
as
it
has
positive
side
electrochemical
average
OCV
+0.615
V.
This
study
reveals
can
be
minimize
size
high-performance
its
application
on-chip
energy
source.
Journal of Materiomics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(6), P. 1242 - 1262
Published: Sept. 25, 2023
The
escalating
demand
for
micro/nano-sized
devices,
such
as
micro/nano-robots,
intelligent
portable/wearable
microsystems,
and
implantable
medical
microdevices,
necessitates
the
expeditious
development
of
integrated
microsystems
incorporating
energy
conversion,
storage,
consumption.
Critical
bottlenecks
in
microscale
storage/sensors
their
systems
are
being
addressed
by
exploring
new
technologies
materials,
e.g.,
MXene,
holding
great
potential
developing
lightweight
deformable
microdevices.
This
review
summarizes
latest
progress
milestones
realization
MXene-based
micro-supercapacitors
(MSCs)
sensor
arrays,
thus
discusses
design
fundamentals
key
advancements
conversion-storage-consumption
microsystems.
Finally,
we
outline
challenges
fabricating
MSCs/sensors
self-powered
which
is
crucial
practical
applications.
Particularly,
illuminate
viable
solutions
to
unsolved
issues
highlight
exciting
opportunities.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(11)
Published: Dec. 3, 2023
Abstract
Conventional
MXene‐based
thick
electrodes
with
stacked
and
tortuous
microstructures
suffer
from
sluggish
charge
transport
low‐utilization
of
active
substances,
thus
a
limited
boost
in
areal
energy
density
the
assembled
micro‐supercapacitors
(MSCs).
Herein,
duplication
wood‐like
microstructure
is
realized
MXene/Ag‐nanowires
(AgNWs)
hybrid
aerogel
electrode
(WL‐M/A‐AE)
via
directional
freeze‐drying
technique.
Benefitting
uniform
3D
vertically‐aligned
microchannels
as
highways
for
ions
throughout
matrix,
WL‐M/A‐AE
thickness
up
to
2000
µm
can
achieve
50‐times
higher
Cl
−
diffusion
coefficient
relative
closely
restacked
film
same
mass
loading
MXene.
Furthermore,
evenly
interspersed
AgNWs
serving
percolation
network
within
matrix
facilitate
horizontal
electrons
transmission
between
loose
MXene
flakes,
while
reversibly
capture/release
phase
conversion
(Ag⇔AgCl)
raise
storage
capacity
WL‐M/A‐AE.
Thus,
when
coupling
Zn
anode,
micro‐redoxcapacitor
adopting
polyacrylamide/ZnCl
2
+NH
4
hydrogel
electrolyte
deliver
an
292.5
µWh
cm
−2
more
stable
way
(a
smooth
discharge
plateau
contributing
40.9%
energy).
The
demonstrated
low‐tortuosity
promises
effective
avenue
tackling
performance
bottlenecks
facing
traditional
MSCs.