Phase-Engineered Tin Sulfides and Their Heterostructure with Ti3C2Tx MXene for All-Solid-State Flexible Asymmetric Supercapacitors
Abhinandan Patra,
Shridhar Hegde,
Vikram Mahamiya
et al.
Abstract:Despite supercapacitors' high-power density and rapid charge transfer, limitations in energy density and stability drive research into cost-effective, efficient electrode materials. Emerging two-dimensional materials, especially transition metal sulfides, are of significant interest due to their tunable properties. Strategies such as phase engineering, defect creation, heterostructure formation, and advanced synthesis methods refine the electrochemical properties. In this study, different phases of tin sulfide… Show more
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