Polymorphs of VO2 and their MXene-based hybrid materials for energy storage applications

Savitridevi Nadavurmath; Gopinath Sahoo; Chandra Sekhar Rout; K.L. Gurunatha

doi:10.1039/d5ta04219d

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Polymorphs of VO2 and their MXene-based hybrid materials for energy storage applications

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VO2 polymorphs exhibit promising crystal structures, enhancing their appeal for energy storage applications.
Improved conductivity in MXene-based hybrids addresses the limitations of pure VO2 as an electrode material.
The research compares various VO2 polymorphs to identify optimal configurations for energy storage efficiency.
Hybrid materials combining VO2 and MXenes may significantly enhance performance in energy storage systems.

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Analysis reveals VO2 polymorphs' potential as energy storage electrodes, highlighting MXene's conductivity improvements.

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VO2 polymorphs have gained attention as promising energy-storage materials because of their well-defined crystal structures. However, their practical use as electrode material is hindered by poor electrical conductivity and volume...

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