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Deciphering the roles of surface chemistry and multi-scale structuration in controlling the storage performances of graphene-based supercapacitors
Condensed matter physics, chemistry & nanosciencesElectrochemical energy storage incl. batteries for energy transitionTechnological challengesUltra-divided matter, Physical sciences for materials
Abstract
Summary of the project: The project’s objective is to advance fundamental research by elucidating the intrinsic relationship between the properties of graphene-based material and their electrochemical storage performances in supercapacitor cells, thanks to the combination of basic and advanced characterization techniques, particularly adapted to the investigation of the evolutions of the surface chemistry and multi-scale structure upon cycling. These findings will enable to provide a multi-scale understanding of storage mechanism and will help to further design materials with enhanced storage properties.
Laboratory
Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire de Grenoble
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