Biogenic MnO2nanoparticles derived from aCedrus deodarapine needle extract and their composites with polyaniline/activated charcoal as an electrode material for supercapacitor applications
Abstract:A ternary composite of phytogenic MnO2 nanoparticles with polyaniline (PA) and activated charcoal (AC) was designed and fabricated. The MnO2 nanoparticles were synthesised by a green procedure using the extract...
“…Meanwhile, in the low-frequency region, the slope angle of the linear part of F-RGO-p-PANI-II was closer to 901, disclosing the most ideal capacitive performance. 53 To interpret the performance of the hybrids from a kinetic point of view, the dependence of peak current density (i p ) and corresponding scan rate (v) is described according to the eqn (7):…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Green energy storage devices ( e.g. , lithium-ion batteries, 1,2 fuel cells, 3,4 supercapacitors (SCs), 5–7 etc. ) have been widely investigated to address the existing global energy crisis.…”
Pseudocapacitive electrodes with high rate retention and good cycling stability are highly desirable in constructing high-performance supercapacitors for their rapid charge/discharge capacity and long service life, but still a challenge...
“…Meanwhile, in the low-frequency region, the slope angle of the linear part of F-RGO-p-PANI-II was closer to 901, disclosing the most ideal capacitive performance. 53 To interpret the performance of the hybrids from a kinetic point of view, the dependence of peak current density (i p ) and corresponding scan rate (v) is described according to the eqn (7):…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Green energy storage devices ( e.g. , lithium-ion batteries, 1,2 fuel cells, 3,4 supercapacitors (SCs), 5–7 etc. ) have been widely investigated to address the existing global energy crisis.…”
Pseudocapacitive electrodes with high rate retention and good cycling stability are highly desirable in constructing high-performance supercapacitors for their rapid charge/discharge capacity and long service life, but still a challenge...
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