Materials Advances,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
In
this
study,
a
series
of
bimetallic
sulfides
were
synthesized
by
systematically
varying
the
nickel-to-cobalt
ratio
and
their
electrochemical
performance
was
optimized.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Abstract
The
precise
tailoring
of
the
composition
and
structure
porous
carbon
is
crucial
for
its
application
in
capacitors.
Herein,
a
refined
stepwise
carbonization
strategy,
involving
holding
material
at
melting
temperature
metal
salts
controlled
carbonization,
proposed
to
precisely
design
coal
tar
pitch
(CTP)‐based
carbon.
effectively
modulates
yield,
pore
structure,
defect
level
Dwelling
point
promotes
dehydration‐condensation
CTP
stabilizes
skeleton,
yielding
high
content.
Theoretical
calculations
elucidate
interaction
between
hydroxyl
oxygen
CTP,
energy
barrier
as
metric
evaluate
ability
regulate
microcrystalline
proposed.
Meanwhile,
sodium
alginate
gels
induced
by
aforementioned
are
prepared,
zinc‐ion
hybrid
capacitor
assembled
with
prepared
gel
exhibits
superior
specific
capacity
(219
mAh
g
−1
),
density
(176.2
Wh
kg
broad
range
applicability
(−40–75
°C).
This
study
proposes
universal
method
controlling
capacitance
properties
CTP‐based
It
holds
promise
broadening
scope
preparation
other
materials.
Nano Convergence,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: July 30, 2024
Abstract
Electrochemical
energy
systems
mark
a
pivotal
advancement
in
the
sector,
delivering
substantial
improvements
over
conventional
systems.
Yet,
major
challenge
remains
deficiency
storage
technology
to
effectively
retain
produced.
Amongst
these
are
batteries
and
supercapacitors,
renowned
for
their
versatility
efficiency,
which
depend
heavily
on
quality
of
electrode
materials.
Metal
oxide
composites,
particular,
have
emerged
as
highly
promising
due
synergistic
effects
that
significantly
enhance
functionality
efficiency
beyond
individual
components.
This
review
explores
application
metal
composites
electrodes
SCs,
focusing
various
material
perspectives
synthesis
methodologies,
including
exfoliation
hydrothermal/solvothermal
processes.
It
also
examines
how
methods
influence
device
performance.
Furthermore,
confronts
challenges
charts
future
directions
composite-based
systems,
critically
evaluating
aspects
such
scalability
synthesis,
cost-effectiveness,
environmental
sustainability,
integration
with
advanced
nanomaterials
electrolytes.
These
factors
crucial
advancing
next-generation
technologies,
striving
performance
while
upholding
sustainability
economic
viability.
Applied Physics Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(2)
Published: May 13, 2024
Supercapacitors
(SCs)
are
attractive
as
promising
energy
storage
devices
because
of
their
distinctive
attributes,
such
high
power
density,
good
current
charge/discharge
ability,
excellent
cyclic
stability,
reasonable
safety,
and
low
cost.
Electrode
materials
play
key
roles
in
achieving
performance
these
SCs.
Among
them,
binary
transition
metal
sulfides
(BTMSs)
have
received
significant
attention,
attributed
to
conductivity,
abundant
active
sites,
electrochemical
properties.
This
topic
review
aims
summarize
recent
advances
principles,
design,
evaluation
the
for
nanostructured
BTMSs
(including
nickel–cobalt
sulfides,
zinc–cobalt
copper–cobalt
sulfides.)
nanocomposites
those
carbon
nanomaterials,
oxides,
polymers).
Nanostructuring
well
effects
on
were
discussed,
including
nanoparticles,
nanospheres,
nanosheets,
nanowires,
nanorods,
nanotubes,
nanoarrays,
hierarchitectured
nanostructures.
Their
has
further
been
reviewed
specific
capacitance,
rate
capability,
cycling
stability.
In
addition,
hybrid
supercapacitors
(HSCs)
assembled
using
cathodes
also
summarized
compared.
Finally,
challenges
prospects
HSCs-based
BTMS
electrodes
presented.