Defect engineering of two-dimensional materials for advanced energy conversion and storage
City University of Hong Kong · City University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen Research Institute
Abstract
In the global trend towards carbon neutrality, sustainable energy conversion and storage technologies are of vital significance to tackle the energy crisis and climate change. However, traditional electrode materials gradually reach their property limits. Two-dimensional (2D) materials featuring large aspect ratios and tunable surface properties exhibit tremendous potential for improving the performance of energy conversion and storage devices. To rationally control the physical and chemical properties for specific applications, defect engineering of 2D materials has been investigated extensively, and is becoming a versatile strategy to promote the electrode reaction kinetics. Simultaneously, exploring the…
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2Topics & keywords
- Energy storage
- Materials science
- Nanotechnology
- Kinetics
- Engineering physics
- Computer science
- Process engineering
- Engineering