Recent advances of vanadium oxides and their derivatives in supercapacitor applications: A comprehensive review
- Citation:
- Gamal, H., A. M. Elshahawy, S. S. Medany, M. A. Hefnawy, and M. S. Shalaby, Recent advances of vanadium oxides and their derivatives in supercapacitor applications: A comprehensive review, , vol. 76, pp. 109788, 2024.
Abstract:
Because of the complexity of various oxidation states of vanadium, vanadium oxides show a large variety of stable and metastable structures, which pose an inevitable challenge to synthesize vanadium oxides with high purity, well-controlled stoichiometry, to their different morphologies and meticulously designed nanostructures, a must for high electrochemical performance devices for Supercapacitors. Vanadium oxide-based materials have been extensively studied for their metal-insulator transition behavior, and their unique characteristics that making them a promising candidate for electrochemical performance, supercapacitors and energy storage capabilities. This review article will discuss the synthesis methods, structural characterization techniques, and applications of vanadium oxide-based materials. We will also highlight the recent advances in vanadium oxide and provide insights into these materials' prospects in the Supercapacitors field.
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