Quantum accumulation of electrical energy at interfacial boundaries in heterophase inorganic / organic clathrates

The work is devoted to the current problem of finding new ways and mechanisms of high-density electric energy accumulation. As a result of the conducted researches the system which allows to accumulate an electric charge at the expense of quantum effects and the phenomena without use of chemical reactions is offered. The basic idea was to form a material with a colossal area of the inner active surface with a sharply anisotropic chemical bonding character. Accordingly, the main goal was to create and study electrode materials based on intercalant heterophase structures with different types of hierarchy, capable of storing electrical energy at the quantum level. Based on the results of impedance spectroscopy, it was found that the obtained clathrate structures are promising for use as a cavitand electrode in a quantum battery, and, most importantly, can significantly increase its capacity