Metal–organic frameworks for energy storage applications: Recent advances

Abstract

BackgroundMetal–Organic Frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as promising materials for next‐generation batteries due to their unique properties such as high surface area, tuneable pore size, and composition.ObjectiveThis review explored the comprehensive summary of MOF‐based electrode materials, their synthetic ways and applications for batteries.MethodsFor example, solvothermal synthesis is commonly used for generating large MOF crystals, while hydrothermal synthesis is often used for synthesizing highly porous MOFs for energy storage devices. Herein, the synthetic strategies and applications of MOFs and their composites in batteries and supercapacitors are introduced.ResultsOur findings demonstrate that MOFs have the potential to revolutionize the field of batteries and open new possibilities for designing next‐generation batteries with improved performance and safety.ConclusionHowever, further research is needed to overcome the challenges and fully realize the potential of MOFs in batteries and it will contribute to forward advancement of pristine MOFs with excellent electrochemical behavior.

Advancements, challenges, and applications of rechargeable zinc‐ion batteries: A comprehensive review

“…Polymeric materials like Nafion membranes [82] and polyolefin separators [33] offer improved electrical conductivity and dendrite suppression, but their cost contradicts the low‐cost battery ideal. Other materials, such as metal–organic frameworks [83, 84] and biopolymers like cellulose [80], have also been utilized. Furthermore, hybrid separators have been investigated to enhance battery performance and safety [33].…”