Recent progress in polyaniline-based composites as electrode materials for pliable supercapacitors

Abstract

This review outlines the significance of recent findings regarding PANI-based composites, the corresponding synthetic strategies, and their role as electrode materials in the enhancement of the electrochemical performance of flexible supercapacitors.

Pani-Based Nanocomposites for Electrical Applications: A Review

“…PANI composites with two components are referred to as binary composites, while those with three components are referred to as ternary composites. By fusing PANI with various materials, binary and ternary composites allow for even more precise control of characteristics (Shanmuganathan, Raghavan, & Ghosh, 2023).…”

Novel electrospun bead-like Ag2MoO4 nanofibers coated on Ni foam for visible light-driven heterogeneous photocatalysis and high-performance supercapacitor electrodes

“…[1][2][3] Supercapacitors are an attractive energy storage solution due to their ease of maintenance, environmental friendliness, safety, robustness, high power density, and high capacitance. [4][5][6] The performance of supercapacitors is heavily influenced by the electrode material, which should exhibit superior conductivity, excellent stability, high specific surface area, and exceptional reversibility, and use low-cost and abundant materials. 5,7 The photocatalytic activity of semiconductors is a promising clean energy technology and environmental remedy, with efficient photocatalysts characterized by wideranging photoabsorption and low recombination rates of electrons and holes.…”

MnNbS/Polyaniline Composite‐Based Electrode Material for High‐Performance Energy Storage Hybrid Supercapacitor Device

“…[25] PANI is a suitable material for SC electrodes among conducting polymers because of its high theoretical capacitance, good ionic conductivity, flexibility in modification, wide operating potential window, and cost-effectiveness. [26,27] Because of these excellent properties, PANI has been utilized intrinsically in SCs as well as in composites with other electrode materials. [28] In contrast, PANI has a few limitations, such as mass loss with heat, limited practical capacitance, and low cycle stability of charging and discharging.…”