Sonochemically synthesized porous V2CTx MXene/red-black phosphorus composite: A promising electrode for supercapacitors

Ashish Yadav; S. P. Singal; Jitender Kumar; Raj Kishore Sharma

doi:10.1016/j.est.2023.110155

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Sonochemically synthesized porous V2CTx MXene/red-black phosphorus composite: A promising electrode for supercapacitors

Ashish Yadav S. P. Singal Jitender Kumar Raj Kishore Sharma

Year: 2023 Journal: Journal of Energy Storage Vol: 79 Pages: 110155-110155 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.est.2023.110155

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Supercapacitor Materials science Nanocomposite Composite number Porosity Electrolyte Fabrication Phosphorus Electrochemistry Electrode Nanotechnology Energy storage Chemical engineering Specific surface area Composite material Catalysis Chemistry Metallurgy

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