Conductive energy storage materials

Are conductive polymers suitable for high-throughput energy storage applications?

Conductive polymers are attractive organic materials for future high-throughput energy storage applications due to their controllable resistance over a wide range, cost-effectiveness, high conductivity (>103 S cm−1), light weight, flexibility, and excellent electrochemical properties. In particular, conducti

Can conductive polymers be used for energy storage?

In particular, conductive polymers can be directly incorporated into energy storage active materials, which are essential for building advanced energy storage systems (ESSs) (i.e. supercapacitors and rechargeable batteries).

Is high temperature thermal energy storage a good option?

High temperature thermal energy storage is one promising option with low cost and high scalability, but it is hindered by the inherent complexity of simultaneously satisfying all of the material requirements. Here we design a class of ceramic–carbon composites based on co-optimizing mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties.

What is energy storage materials?

Energy Storage Materials features works in Nanotechnology, more specifically Graphene and Carbon nanotube, and explores their relation to disciplines like Energy density. The Lithium study featured falls within the larger field of Ion. The studies in Energy storage featured incorporate elements of Electronics, Power density and Capacitor.

What is a conductive polymer?

Conductive polymers combine the attractive properties associated with conventional polymers and unique electronic properties of metals or semiconductors.

What are 2D conductive metal-organic frameworks?

As a class of newly-emerged crystalline materials, two-dimensional conductive metal-organic frameworks (2D c-MOFs) display unique features, such as inherent conductivity and porosity, rich redox active sites and structural tunability. To date, 2D c-MOFs have manifested promising prospects in diverse fields.