Hierarchical ternary composites using coaxial polyphosphazene-coated MoO3 nanowires as substrate for advanced supercapacitors

Transfiguring energy with an advantageous supercapacitor integrating MoS2/carbon quantum dots bi‐composites into a high‐performance polypyrrole matrix for unprecedented efficiency

“…The rapid development of energy storage devices requires advancements in electrode materials to achieve high specific capacitance and acceptable stability. 7 The application of non-faradaic charge storage materials, such as metal derivatives, [8][9][10][11][12][13][14] carbon-based electrodes [15][16][17][18] and CPs, 15,[19][20][21] is restricted due to their lower specific capacitance (200 Fg À1 ) than pseudocapacitive materials. Because reversible redox reactions at the bulk and surface of the electrode can create charge storage, the most promising materials are those that offer pseudocapacitive attitude.…”