Ultrathin MoS₂-Decorated N-Doped Carbon with Hierarchical Porosity for High-Capacity, Low-Energy Capacitive Deionization with Outstanding Cycling Stability

Mai A Ghanem; Manar M. Taha; Gehad Hamdy; Fatma A. Taher; Nageh K. Allam

doi:10.1039/d6ta01715k

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Ultrathin MoS₂-Decorated N-Doped Carbon with Hierarchical Porosity for High-Capacity, Low-Energy Capacitive Deionization with Outstanding Cycling Stability

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This research aims to develop efficient electrode materials for capacitive deionization to enhance freshwater production.
Synthesis of ultrathin MoS₂-decorated N-doped carbon materials
Characterization of hierarchical porosity and electrochemical performance
Evaluation of capacitance and cycling stability under desalination conditions
The new electrode materials show high capacitance and low energy consumption
Demonstrated outstanding cycling stability over multiple desalination cycles
Achieved significant improvements in freshwater production efficiency compared to conventional methods

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Advanced electrode materials improve capacitive deionization efficiency, suggesting better desalination solutions.

Abstract

The escalating demand for freshwater and the high energy footprint of conventional desalination technologies have driven the development of advanced electrode materials for capacitive deionization (CDI). Despite their widespread use,...

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Ultrathin MoS₂-Decorated N-Doped Carbon with Hierarchical Porosity for High-Capacity, Low-Energy Capacitive Deionization with Outstanding Cycling Stability

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Ultrathin MoS₂-Decorated N-Doped Carbon with Hierarchical Porosity for High-Capacity, Low-Energy Capacitive Deionization with Outstanding Cycling Stability

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