推翻传统认知：结构紊乱决定纳米多孔碳的电容量

IF 17.3 1区材料科学 Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Matter Pub Date : 2024-08-07 DOI:10.1016/j.matt.2024.07.001

He Xu , Yingzheng Zhu

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摘要

长期以来，调整孔径一直被认为是提高多孔碳电容的主要方法。然而，最近的研究显示了相互矛盾的结果，引发了关于结构如何影响电容储能的争论。在最近的一篇《科学》论文中，Liu 等人发现结构紊乱直接决定了多孔碳的电容，并对其进行了量化，以指导多孔碳的设计和合成。

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Overthrow traditional cognition: Structural disorder determines capacitance of nanoporous carbons

Adjusting pore size has long been considered as the main way to improve porous carbon capacitance. However, recent studies indicated contradictory results, sparking debate on how the structure affects capacitive energy storage. In a recent Science paper, Liu et al. found that structural disorder directly determines porous carbon capacitance and quantified it to guide design and synthesis of porous carbons.

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