Nanostructured Electrodes for High-Performance Supercapacitors and Batteries

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: Physics; Research and information: general; accelerated stress test; additive; anode; aqueous zinc ion battery; battery-type; bio-derived hard carbon; carbon nanotube; catalytic activity; cathode; cobalt-containing nanomaterials; conducting polymers; CoO@rGO; Coulomb efficiency; CuMn2O4; cycling stability; dielectric capacity; durability; electrochemical performance; electrochemical properties; electrochemistry; electrode materials; energy density; energy harvesting; energy storage; energy storage mechanism; fibrous phosphorus; first-principles calculation; flexibility; flexible electrodes; fractional derivative; fractional-order circuit model; g-C3N4; graphene; graphene oxide; high performance; hollow structure; human motion monitoring; hydrogen generation; hydrolysis; hydrothermal; Ketjen Black; layered structure; Li-rich cathode material; lithium-ion batteries; lithium-ion battery; lithium-Ion battery; mechanical vibration; memory effect; metal-organic framework; microstructure; MnO2; MOF; morphological design; n/a; Na-ion batteries; NaBH4; nanosheet arrays; NiMoO4@MnCo2O4; organic crosslinked polymer; perovskite solar cells; platinum migration; polyaniline; porous carbon; porous titanium oxide cage; proton exchange membrane fuel cell; pseudocapacitor; PtNi nanoparticles; rGO; sea urchin-like structure; self-powered; semiconductor superlattice; Si; silica-based anode; sodium borohydride hydrolysis; specific capacitance; stability; storage mechanism; supercapacitor; supercapacitors; surface modifier layer; testing mode; transition metal chalcogenides; triboelectric nanogenerator; ultrafast integration; voltage and capacity fade; wearable flexible sensor; zinc-ion batteries; zinc-ion diffusion; α-Fe2O3@MnO2
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 I am grateful to all the authors who contributed to this Special Issue and the referees for reviewing the manuscripts. Finally, I give my thanks to Ms. Alisa Si and all the editorial staff of Nanomaterials for their support during the publication of this Special Issue.