Amphiphilic Silane-MXene Hybrids for High-Performance Flexible Symmetric Supercapacitors via Additive-Free Processing

Key Points

• The study shows that amphiphilic silane-MXene hybrids enhance electrode performance in flexible supercapacitors, addressing common failures.
• With improved substrate adhesion and conductivity, the newly developed supercapacitors exhibit long-term durability over traditional models.
• Analysis involves additive-free processing methods, ensuring no loss in conductivity compared to typical MXene inks that rely on binders.
• These findings highlight the potential for innovative energy storage solutions in wearable technology, amid ongoing demands for flexibility.