Scalable fabrication and electrochemical characterization of binder-free Fe3O4@C films on Cu Current Collector

Hameed Ullah; SeyedHossein Mortazavi; Assegid M. Flatae; Asad Muhammad Khan; X. K. Jiang

doi:10.1039/d6ya00012f

January 1, 2026Energy AdvancesOpen Access

Scalable fabrication and electrochemical characterization of binder-free Fe3O4@C films on Cu Current Collector

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The aim is to develop a method for creating nanostructured Fe3O4 films for use in energy storage devices.
Utilized a hydrothermal synthesis approach for creating Fe3O4 films.
Investigated the films' electrochemical performance on Cu current collectors.
Employed scalable fabrication techniques for practical applications.
Demonstrated improved electrochemical performance of Fe3O4 films compared to traditional anodes.
Showed enhanced energy storage capacity with a notable increase in efficiency.
Results suggest the practical feasibility of using these films in energy storage systems.

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Investigates anodes for energy storage using Fe3O4 films on Cu current collectors, suggesting enhanced efficiency.

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Here we present a scalable strategy for fabrication of nanostructured magnetite (Fe3O4) films directly on a copper (Cu) current collector as potential anodes for energy storage devices. Hydrothermal synthesis was...

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