BOOSTING MXENE CAPACITY BY SELF-OXIDATION IN AIR ATMOSPHERE FOR WATER-IN-SALT ELECTROLYTE BASED SUPERCAPACITOR

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Malchik, Fyodor
Maldybayev, Kairgali
Kan, Tatyana
Kokhmetova, Saule
Kurbatov, Andrey
Galeyeva, Alina
Kaupbay, Olzhas
Kiyatova, Marzhan
Shpigel, Netanel

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National Laboratory Astana

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The use of Ti3C2Tx (MXene) electrodes for energy storage applications is gaining momentum in recent years. The ability of the MXene to host a large variety of mono and multivalent ions regardless of their charge or ionic radius makes it an attractive anode for aqueous and non-aqueous batteries and supercapacitor devices.

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Malchik, F. Maldybayev, K. Kan, T. Kokhmetova, S. Kurbatov, A. Galeyeva, A. Kaupbay, O. Kiyatova, M. Shpigel, N. Boosting MXene capacity by self-oxidation in air atmosphere for water-in-salt electrolyte-based supercapaci. National Laboratory Astana

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