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2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10570-018-2126-3
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A high-performance all-solid-state yarn supercapacitor based on polypyrrole-coated stainless steel/cotton blended yarns

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“…Table 1 showed that the areal specific capacitance, areal energy density and areal power density of CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy yarn-shaped supercapacitors were much better than lately reported yarn-shaped supercapacitors based on PPy [ 13 , 14 , 15 , 29 , 30 , 31 ]. The areal energy density of the CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy yarn-shaped supercapacitors was nearly eight times higher than the supercapacitor based on the electrode of the PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber (6.13 μWh cm −2 ) [ 13 ], about one point five times higher than PPy/SS/cotton (36.2 μWh cm −2 ) [ 14 ], three times higher than PPy/BC [ 15 ], two times higher than PPy/CNT-ionic liquid/AuNP/carbon fiber (24.7 μWh cm −2 ) [ 29 ], five times higher than PPy/MnO 2 /rGO (9.2 μWh cm −2 ) [ 31 ]. This comparison showed that the CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy electrode materials reported in this paper provided a very promising method to produce yarn electrodes for the components of a high-flexibility yarn-shaped supercapacitor.…”
Section: Resullts and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Table 1 showed that the areal specific capacitance, areal energy density and areal power density of CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy yarn-shaped supercapacitors were much better than lately reported yarn-shaped supercapacitors based on PPy [ 13 , 14 , 15 , 29 , 30 , 31 ]. The areal energy density of the CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy yarn-shaped supercapacitors was nearly eight times higher than the supercapacitor based on the electrode of the PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber (6.13 μWh cm −2 ) [ 13 ], about one point five times higher than PPy/SS/cotton (36.2 μWh cm −2 ) [ 14 ], three times higher than PPy/BC [ 15 ], two times higher than PPy/CNT-ionic liquid/AuNP/carbon fiber (24.7 μWh cm −2 ) [ 29 ], five times higher than PPy/MnO 2 /rGO (9.2 μWh cm −2 ) [ 31 ]. This comparison showed that the CFs@10 wt%-PAN NFs@1 h-PPy electrode materials reported in this paper provided a very promising method to produce yarn electrodes for the components of a high-flexibility yarn-shaped supercapacitor.…”
Section: Resullts and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Sun et al fabricate a yarn-shaped supercapacitor based on PPy@CNTs@urethane elastic fiber core spun yarns (UY) which shows an areal specific capacitance of 67 mF cm −2 [ 13 ]. Based on polypyrrole-coated stainless steel/cotton blended yarns, this all-solid-state yarn-shaped supercapacitor presents a great areal specific capacitance of 344 mF cm −2 when the current density is 0.6 mA cm −2 [ 14 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When coating a fiber/filament, researchers are able to create 3D supercapacitor structures from knitted or woven fabric. By utilizing conductive yarns/filaments, the device can exhibit intrinsic flexibility and stretchability. , Singular yarns/filaments can become the cathode, anode, and electrolyte and can be knitted into textile supercapacitors, or they can become twisted and core sheath structures, as seen in Figure . Twisted is when the electrode filaments are wrapped around each other and then coated in the electrolyte so the electrolyte covers and separates them.…”
Section: Fabricationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Metal wires even allow for soldering or ultrasonic welding at their intersections to establish conductive fiber networks or circuits [39,40]. Finer fibers, typically from stainless steel, show high flexibility [41], but can nevertheless be destroyed by abrasion, especially during washing [42]. One of the ways to overcome this problem is through optimizing the twisting and plying of the yarn [43].…”
Section: Conductive Yarns and Fabricsmentioning
confidence: 99%