Self-Supporting Design of NiS/CNTs Nanohybrid for Advanced Electrochemical Energy Storage Applications

Synergetic and anomalous effect of CNTs in the sulphide‐based binary composite for an extraordinary and asymmetric supercapacitor device

“…Therefore, the doping of CNTs in electrode materials can greatly enhance the specific surface area of the electrode material and can improve the specific capacitance of the electrode. [32,33] Hou et al prepared ZnS and ZnS@CNT electrodes for testing the result of CNT doping on the presentation of metal sulphide electrode-material. [33] The specific capacitance of the ZnS@CNT electrode was reported to be 347.3 Fg À1 at 0.5 Ag À1 , which was $80 Fg À1 more than that of the pristine ZnS electrode.…”

Green synthesis of silver doped zinc oxide/magnesium oxide nanocomposite for waste water treatment and examination of their cytotoxicity properties

“…The crystalline sizes (grain size) were determined through the Scherrer Deby formula Eq. (4) [ 36 ]. D is the crystalline size in nanometers, λ refers to the wavelength of radiation (0.154 nm), constant k is equaled to 0.94, β is the peak width at half-maximum, and θ presents the peak positioning [ 37 ].…”

Gadolinium doped zinc ferrite nanoarchitecture reinforced with a carbonaceous matrix: a novel hybrid material for next-generation flexible capacitors

“…26 The GZFO/C nanomaterial's Bragg reflection is almost similar to that of the GZFO nanomaterial except for an additional weakly intense hump around 2 θ = 25°, which could be attributed to the CNT's existence in the composite sample. 27,28 Eqn (2) and (3) were used to determine the % crystallinity and % porosity of the ZFO and GZFO nanomaterials. 29,30 In this context, A CP and A AP denote the corresponding measurements of the area under the crystalline and all diffraction peaks.…”