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Morphology-dependent electrochemical properties of Ni metal-organic phosphates for supercapacitor electrode materials
The electrochemical properties of Ni metal-organic phosphates (Ni-MOPhs) synthesized at various time intervals (Ni-MOPh-Ts) were investigated to elucidate the correlation between morphology and supercapacitor performance. This study revealed that prolonged synthesis durations resulted in a higher density of smaller flakes on the surface, thereby enhancing the formation of active sites and improving charge transfer rates for Ni-MOPh-Ts.
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