Improving electrochemical performance of hybrid electrode materials by a composite of nanocellulose, reduced oxide graphene and polyaniline

Abstract

. After 1000 cycles of repetitive charge and discharge, the optimal composite retains 85.4% of its initial capacitance, whereas the PANI electrode obtained only 36.7% under the same conditions. Moreover, the supercapacitive performance is also strongly dependent on the component of the ternary composites. Overall, the composite is a promising material for hybrid supercapacitors; and the CNF component is a renewable material and a product of waste materials.

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