“…21 Liu et al successfully synthesized the long-range disordered MoO 2 with rich oxygen vacancies, exhibiting an impressive specic capacity of 1631.3 mA h g −1 at a current density of 0.2 A g −1 and demonstrating excellent rate capability (592.6 mA h g −1 at 8.0 A g −1 ). 22 The strategies for inducing oxygen vacancies primarily revolve around hydrogen treatment, 23 post-annealing in oxygen-decient atmospheres, 24 ion doping, 25 or electron irradiation. 26 However, the aforementioned strategies oen exhibit drawbacks such as high risks of hydrogen explosion, elevated temperature conditions, low efficiency, and intricate experimental procedures, thereby impeding the implementation of introducing oxygen vacancies in transition metal oxides.…”
Transition metal oxides with high theoretical capacitance are regarded as desired electrode materials for supercapacitors, however, the poor conductivity and sluggish charge transfer kinetics constrain their electrochemical performance.
“…21 Liu et al successfully synthesized the long-range disordered MoO 2 with rich oxygen vacancies, exhibiting an impressive specic capacity of 1631.3 mA h g −1 at a current density of 0.2 A g −1 and demonstrating excellent rate capability (592.6 mA h g −1 at 8.0 A g −1 ). 22 The strategies for inducing oxygen vacancies primarily revolve around hydrogen treatment, 23 post-annealing in oxygen-decient atmospheres, 24 ion doping, 25 or electron irradiation. 26 However, the aforementioned strategies oen exhibit drawbacks such as high risks of hydrogen explosion, elevated temperature conditions, low efficiency, and intricate experimental procedures, thereby impeding the implementation of introducing oxygen vacancies in transition metal oxides.…”
Transition metal oxides with high theoretical capacitance are regarded as desired electrode materials for supercapacitors, however, the poor conductivity and sluggish charge transfer kinetics constrain their electrochemical performance.
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