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This study reports the novel synthesis of nano-sized cellular thin film with high degrees of crystallinity and purity using an electrochemical deposition of green rust 2 (GR2) and its further oxidation. This technique is applicable to substrates with large surface areas of a few square centimeters or more without the aid of templates, high temperature, vacuum, or post-treatment. Cellular thin film showed a rectangular cyclic voltammogram indicative of a typical capacitive behavior in 1 M solution and showed a specific capacitance as high as 105 F/g, thereby demonstrating its promising potential as an electrode material for supercapacitors.
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