The molten‐salt synthesis and electrochemical capacitive behaviors of porous carbon are
reported using anthracite as the precursor. Upon synthesis, the binary KCl/K2CO3 molten …

Flexible all‐solid‐state asymmetric supercapacitors (FAASC) represent a highly promising
power sources for wearable electronics. However, their energy density is relatively less as …

Activated carbon is one of the most widely used electrode materials for supercapacitors
owing to its excellent porosity, large specific surface area and long cycle life. However, its …

The quest for sustainable energy storage solutions is more critical than ever, with the rise in
global energy demand and the urgency of transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources …

Current collectors play an important role in supercapacitors, impacting not only their
electrochemical properties such as rate performance and cycling stability but also their self …

Supercapacitors, distinguished by their high power density and prolonged cycle stability,
have been synergistically combined with battery-grade materials to engineer a …

Porous carbon materials are promising for electrodes of supercapacitors due to their large
surface area and porous channels, which provide ample charge storage sites and facilitate …

Layered double hydroxide (LDH) materials have demonstrated great potential in the
application of supercapacitors by virtue of high theoretical specific capacity, large specific …

Flexible carbon nanofiber films (CNFs) have drawn tremendous attention recently due to
their fascinating properties. However, CNFs prepared by conventional methods are fragile …

Transition metal selenides have recently become a more favorable material for energy
storage applications owing to their exceptional electrochemical activity, high theoretical …