The rational strategy to design the well-ordered morphology of the metal oxides with defective engineering and tailoring them into specific electrode fabrication can significantly improve their electrochemical properties for high-performance energy storage systems. Herein, we adopted an effective strategy to introduce oxygen-defect into the well-ordered three-dimensional flower-like CoMoO 4 nanoarchitecture. The Co-Mo precursor leads to the introduction of oxygendefects into the CoMoO 4 (rCMO) nanoarchitecture during the heat-treatment under an oxygen-controlled environment (argon). The oxygen-defects in the material could facilitate abundant electroactive sites and intrinsically enhance the conductivity and supercapacitor performance. The oxygen-defect CoMoO 4 (rCMO) exhibits a specific capacity of 531 mAh g À1 at a current density of 1 A g À1 compared to the pristine CoMoO 4 (CMO; ambient atmosphere) of 322 mAh g À1 under the same current density. Meanwhile, the fabricated hybrid supercapacitor (HSC) of rCMO//AC provides a maximum specific capacitance of 159 F g À1 . Further, it distributes an energy density of 49.87 Wh kg À1 at the power density of 845.45 W kg À1 with an excellent cyclic life of ~91.03% over 10 000 cycles.
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