Solvothermal synthesis of binder free Ni-MOF thin films for supercapacitor electrodes

Carbon-coated nickel phosphide with enriched surface Niδ+ sites enables an exceptionally high productivity of 2-methylfuran from biomass upgrading

“…The resulting Ni-MOF presents a crystalline phase (Fig. 1a) that matches well with samples reported in previous literature, 40–42 corresponding to the standard pattern of CCDC 638866. The nitrogen isothermal adsorption–desorption curve (Fig.…”

An improved Hummers method derived graphene oxide wrapped ZIF-8 polyhedron derived porous heterostructure for symmetric supercapacitor performance

“…25–27 The chemically synthesized multi-component capacitance electrode widens into vivid nanostructures for specific capacity, energy, power density, rate capability and cycling stability. 28–31 With the above reported results, an attempt is made to obtain an insightful understanding on the role of the graphene structure in ZIF-8-derived surfaces.…”

In situ growth of binder-free CoNi0.5-MOF/CC electrode for high-performance flexible solid-state supercapacitor application

“…[4][5][6] Among them, the contact between the electrode and electrolyte can be facilitated by a porous structure in the material, thereby creating a double electric layer effect, and metal ions can undergo certain redox reactions with the electrolyte, resulting in pseudo-capacitance. 7,8 In the previous works, Ni-MOF, 9,10 Co-MOF, 11,12 Fe-MOF, 13 and Ni/Co-MOF, 14,15 among others, showed great potential as supercapacitor electrode materials. Among them, the bimetal Ni/Co-MOF has a higher capacitance and more promising performance than the single MOF due to its high electrochemical activity.…”