Organic–inorganic hybrid ferrocene/AC as cathodes for wide temperature range aqueous Zn-ion supercapacitors

Abstract

Organic and inorganic materials have their own advantages and limitations, and new properties can be displayed in organic–inorganic hybrid materials by uniformly combining the two categories of materials at small scale.

An extremely low temperature environment operatable hybrid dual-functioning energy device driven by a supercapacitor/piezo–triboelectric generator system

“…The article also mentions that the transient charge flow between the metal contacts can contribute to the irregularities in the output waveform noted previously for PTNGs in other studies. 57–59…”

“…The article also mentions that the transient charge ow between the metal contacts can contribute to the irregularities in the output waveform noted previously for PTNGs in other studies. [57][58][59] Without further context or details, the load varying UTM experiment continued for low temperature experiments such as 0 °C to ∼−5 °C and ∼−48 °C to −80 °C. The obtained average voltage was 8-12 V (0 °C to ∼ -5 °C) and 7.8-10.3 V (∼−48 °C to −80 °C).…”

Vertically aligned MoS2nanosheets on monodisperse MXene as electrolyte-philic cathodes for zinc ion batteries with enhanced capacity

“…), which are abundant in resources and low cost. 1,[6][7][8][9][10] Aqueous zinc ion batteries (ZIBs) are considered to be ideal candidates over lithium-ion batteries due to their low redox potential (−0.763 V vs. standard hydrogen electrode (SHE)), 6,[11][12][13] high theoretical specic capacity (820 mA h g −1 and 5855 mA h cm −3 ), 14,15 non-toxic properties 6 and abundant Zn resources. 7 A typical ZIB generally compose of Zn metal anode, electrolyte, and cathode electrode for accommodating Zn ions.…”