Electrodeposition of porous metal-organic frameworks for efficient charge storage.

ABSTRACT: Efficient charge storage is a key requirement for a range of applications, including energy storage devices and catalysis. Metal-organic frameworks are potential materials for efficient charge storage due to their self-supported three-dimensional design. MOFs are high surface area materials made up of coordination of appropriate amounts of metal ions and organic linkers, hence used in various applications. Yet, creating an effective MOF nanostructure with reduced random crystal formation continues to be a difficult task. The energy efficiency and electrochemical yield of bulk electrodes are improved in this study by demonstrating an effective technique for growing MOFs over a conducting substrate utilizing electrodeposition. An exceptionally stable asymmetric supercapacitor is created when

SUBMITTER: Bailmare DB 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11316736 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature