Fabrication of LaCrO3@SiO2 Nanoparticles Supported with Graphene-Oxide for Capacitive Energy Storage and Photocatalytic Degradation Applications

Revolutionizing Supercapacitors with Next-Level Performance: Developing an Innovative MXene-Based Cobalt Oxide Composite Electrode for Enhanced Supercapacitive Energy Storage Applications

“…Due to its advantageous electrochemical characteristics, that is dependable riding steadiness, quick charge-discharge rates, along with-lasting performance supercapacitors have recently become the centre of attention. 3 As a result scientists have begun looking into novel electrode materials including carbon and transition metal oxidesbased compounds which are distinguished by their exceptional electrochemical properties in energy storage applications. 4 Pseudocapacitors made from transition metal oxides have proven to be superior to those made from carbon materials since they are redox-active high conductivity and locations, although carbon particular capacitance is still a limiting factor.…”