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Abstract

This study demonstrates an effective electrodeposition technique for growing metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) on a conducting substrate, enhancing the energy efficiency and electrochemical yield of bulk electrodes. An asymmetric supercapacitor created using this method, combined with activated carbon cloth, shows 97% stability over 5000 cycles, exceeding conventional methods. This approach enables high-performance supercapacitors suitable for efficient charge storage.

Publisher

Communications Chemistry

Published On

Aug 10, 2024

Authors

Deepa B. Bailmare, Boris V. Malozyomov, Abhay D. Deshmukh

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