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Interlayer Structural Engineering of 2D MXene for Electrochemical

2D MXenes have been widely applied in the field of electrochemical energy storage owing to their high electrical conductivity, large redox-active surface area, rich surface

Interfacial Reactions in Electrochemical Energy Storage and

1) how to correlate material or solvent properties to the interfacial reactions on the electrode surface; 2) how the interfacial reactions control the electrochemical performances of

Engineering stable interphases with multi-salt

Electrode interphases are vital for energy storage performance, regulating ion transport and preventing side reactions. In a recent Journal of the American Chemical Society study, Wang et al. investigated how multi-salt

Water-induced strong isotropic MXene-bridged

Water-induced strong isotropic MXene-bridged graphene sheets for electrochemical energy storage. The formation of interfacial water, which refers to a densely packed water-molecule layer with a density much higher

Terminating interfacial hydrogen-bond networks via

Aqueous zinc-ion batteries have emerged as promising candidates in next-generation energy storage systems. However, their practical implementation is significantly hindered by interfacial

Interfacial structure design of MXene-based

In this review, we summarize the synthesis techniques of MXenes, as well as the recent advances in the interfacial structure design of MXene-based nanomaterials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion applications.

Electrolyte/electrode interfacial electrochemical behaviors and

The interfacial ions behavior can profoundly affect the entire electrochemical energy storage process of aqueous ZIBs. A thorough understanding in this aspect helps to analyze

Interfacial properties in energy storage systems

Electrochemical energy storage systems, such as lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) and sodium-ion batteries (SIBs), play a significant part in sustainable energy applications. 1,2 In prevailing electrochemical energy

Interfacial engineering of transition metal

To support the global goal of carbon neutrality, numerous efforts have been devoted to the advancement of electrochemical energy conversion (EEC) and electrochemical energy storage (EES) technologies. For these

Multifunctional electrolyte additive for improved interfacial stability

Energy Storage Materials. Volume 33, December 2020, Pages 216-229. Multifunctional electrolyte additive for improved interfacial stability in Ni-rich layered oxide full

Interfacial structure design of MXene‐based

Additionally, we provide an in‐depth discussion on the relationship between interfacial structure and electrochemical performance from the perspectives of energy storage and electrocatalysis

Probing interfacial electrochemistry by in situ atomic force

His research interests include advanced electrochemical energy storage devices, bioelectronic devices/sensors, and integrated on-chip and 3D soft electronic systems. Dr Kai Yang is a

Computational Insights into Charge Storage

1. Introduction. Electrochemical energy storage devices, including supercapacitors and batteries, can power electronic/electric devices without producing greenhouse gases by storing electricity from clean energy (such as

Dynamic Electrochemical Interfaces for Energy

Electrochemical energy conversion and storage are central to developing future renewable energy systems. For efficient energy utilization, both the performance and stability of electrochemical systems should be optimized in terms of the

Electrolyte‐Wettability Issues and Challenges of

3 Electrolyte-Wettability of Electrode Materials in Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems. In electrochemical energy storage systems including supercapacitors, metal ion batteries, and metal-based batteries, the essence that electrodes

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6 FAQs about [Interfacial electrochemical energy storage]

Is Interfacial Engineering a viable strategy for high-performance aqueous Zn metal batteries?

Besides, the Zn//NH 4 V 4 O 10 full cell also demonstrated enhanced capacity retention after 1000 cycles, highlighting a viable interfacial engineering strategy for constructing the coordination layer and promoting high-performance aqueous Zn metal batteries. Fig. 1.

How does interfacial structure affect mobile ions behavior?

The interfacial structure has a great influence on mobile ions behavior at the interface. The interface, a confined region of charge transfer, is the key to affecting the performance of electrode materials (specific capacity, rate capability, and cycling stability, etc.).

Why are solvation complexes too bulky and clumsy for interfacial charge transfer?

Generally, the solvation complexes are usually too bulky and clumsy to enable solvents/anions co-intercalate into the cathode. Interfacial charge transfer processes in CEI requires the de-solvation of the inserted ions from their solvation structure, as shown in Fig. 3e.

How does interfacial structure affect solvation structure?

The enhanced interfacial structure can effectively inhibit the formation of zinc dendrite, and suppress side reaction of HER. As a consequence, it achieves an average 99.55% Zn utilization and 1000 cycles long-time stability. Similarly, sub-nanometer-sized pore in certain MOF materials can be used as a sieve to control solvation structures.

What are interfacial reactions based on aqueous electrolyte?

4.1. Interfacial reactions Based on the aqueous electrolyte, interfacial reactions at AEI such as Zn dendrite and other side reactions will be occurred, resulting in the instability and irreversibility of the Zn anode.

Are aqueous ZIBs suitable for large-scale energy storage?

Aqueous ZIBs with the unique merits including intrinsic safety, low cost and environmental benignity, exhibit great potential in large-scale energy storage. The interfacial ions behavior can profoundly affect the entire electrochemical energy storage process of aqueous ZIBs.

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