“…As a result, in this section, we will concentrate on sulfur doping strategies in carbon and the associated process characteristics, such as thermal treatment, hydrothermal method, biomass‐assisted synthesis, polymer‐assisted synthesis, template‐assisted synthesis, microwave‐assisted synthesis, electrochemical method, solvothermal method, supercritical fluid‐assisted synthesis, flame pyrolysis technique, sol‐gel processing, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method, and wet chemical route. These methods are generally categorized into three broad aspects: in‐situ synthesis, post‐treatment method, and CVD [75] . In the in‐situ synthesis, the precursors having natural sulfur or compounds containing sulfur are thermally treated with templates to generate a well‐ordered intermediate composite, followed by carbonization at high temperature (>500 °C) [76] .…”