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1st Edition - January 1, 2020
Authors: Manoj Kumar Ram, Sagar Pandit
Novel Nanomaterials for Supercapacities shows how novel nanomaterials are used to help create more efficient supercapcitor systems. The book addresses the fundamentals of… Read more
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Novel Nanomaterials for Supercapacities shows how novel nanomaterials are used to help create more efficient supercapcitor systems. The book addresses the fundamentals of electrochemistry, kinetics of supercapacitor, synthesis, processes and characterizations of advanced electrode materials (2D, 3D, hydrid, graphene, nanocomposites, carbon nanotubes, dichalcogenides, aerogel, dielectric etc.). The arrangement of cells for development of advanced symmetric and asymmetric liquid and solid supercapacitors using advanced materials and electrolytes are revealed in the book. he book features research from a team of interenatlly resepected academics, and highlights important current and potential future applications.
This book will be an important reference for materials scientists, electrical engineers and researchers working in the area of energy storage wanting to see how nanomaterials can help to create more efficient systems and devices.
Materials Scientists, Electrical Engineers and Researchers working in the fields of nanomaterials and energy storage
Chapter 1: Fundamental electrochemical kinetics of supercapacitorChapter 2: The advanced supercapacitor electrode materials based supercapacito2.1 Carbon electrodes (activated carbon, graphene, CNTs)2.2 Pseudocapacitors electrodes (metal oxide, conducting polymer, dichalcogenides etc.) 2.3 Hybrid and nanocomposites: new materials for supercapacitor2.4 Metal-organic frameworks and their derivatives for energy storage in supercapacitors 2.5 Aerogel materials for supercapacitors2.6 Supercapacitors using dielectric materials. Chapter 3: Theoretical understanding of pseudocapacitance and double-layer capacitative electrode materials through modeling and first Principle calculations Chapter 4: Theoretical understanding of functionalized hexagonal boron nitrides as designer cathode materials in hybrid supercapacitor-batteriesChapter 5 Tailoring of novel supercapacitor material through pore sizes, morphology, and structural studiesChapter 6: The fundamental studies of the charge storage and transfer in various electrode structures in different type of cell arrangementsChapter 7: New approach to electrode design: a breakthrough in supercapacitor performance and new experimental techniques to understand in depth the charge transfer mechanism in supercapacitor Chapter 8: Ex-situ and in-situ characterization of asymmetric cells and electrodes leading to the fundamental understanding of the functioning of devices using advanced materials Chapter 9: The outlook of supercapacitor in aqueous, ionic liquid and solid electrolytes Chapter 10: The novel multifunctional electrolytes based supercapacitor (higher temperature, conductivity, voltage) Chapter 11: Sub-nano thickness of dielectric layer on working electrode11.1 Increasing the capacitance by coating a thin electrochemical redox coating11.2 Coating electrodes by nm-thick dielectric layers for controlling leakage current Chapter 12 Theoretical and computational modeling for design of supercapacitor using advanced materials Chapter 13: The electrochemical investigation of symmetric and asymmetric electrode configurations using advanced materials Chapter 14: Fabrication, characterization and understanding of lithium ion based supercapacitorChapter 15: Solar cell based electrochemical capacitorChapter 16: Supercapacitor materials and applications towards sustainability and integrationChapter 17: Applications and markets of supercapacitors.Appendix: Comparison of commercial and state of art research supercapacitor and present and future forecast
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