Yongfa Long , Yongda Tan , Zhentao Liu , Linsong Li , Huixin Jin , Meilong Wang
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Abstract
In this study, the 3D coral-like layered structure of Co3O4@CoMoO4, synthesized by the hydrothermal method, plays a crucial role in its excellent electrochemical properties. This 3D coral-like structure, enriched with oxygen vacancies, mesopores, and defect sites, enables efficient charge storage by shortening the ion/electron transport path and exposing the active sites. The unique coral-like structure between Co3O4 and CoMoO4 enhances the electron conductivity and stabilizes the interfacial redox reactions. In particular, the specific capacitance of the Co3O4@CoMoO4 electrode was found to be as high as 2370.8 F g−1 at 1 A g−1. The prepared Co3O4@CoMoO4//AC exhibited an energy density of 43.75 W h kg−1 at a power density of 700 W kg−1. Furthermore, the specific capacitance retention of Co3O4@CoMoO4//AC was maintained at 92.19 % after 5000 cycles at 3 A g−1. This work demonstrates a viable strategy to overcome the inherent limitations of transition metal oxides, which has potential for application in high-power, long-life energy storage systems.
在本研究中,通过水热法合成的三维珊瑚状层状结构Co3O4@CoMoO4对其优异的电化学性能起着至关重要的作用。这种三维珊瑚状结构富含氧空位、介孔和缺陷位点,通过缩短离子/电子传递路径和暴露活性位点,实现有效的电荷存储。Co3O4和CoMoO4之间独特的珊瑚状结构增强了电子导电性,稳定了界面氧化还原反应。特别是,Co3O4@CoMoO4电极在1ag−1时的比电容高达2370.8 F g−1。在功率密度为700 W kg−1时,所制备的Co3O4@CoMoO4//交流电的能量密度为43.75 W h kg−1。此外,在3 A g−1下,Co3O4@CoMoO4//AC在5000次循环后的比电容保持率保持在92.19%。这项工作展示了一种可行的策略来克服过渡金属氧化物的固有局限性,这在高功率、长寿命的储能系统中具有应用潜力。
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