Nickel cobaltate-titanium nitride array electrode material and its preparation method and energy storage application
An array electrode, nickel cobalt oxide technology, which is applied in the field of nickel cobalt oxide-titanium nitride array electrode materials and its preparation, can solve the problems of reduction of reactive active sites, reduction of specific surface area, unfavorable energy storage properties, etc., and achieve good Industrial production prospects, increased specific surface area, reliable and easy preparation process
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[0040] Schematic diagram of the structure of the integrated flexible three-dimensional ordered multi-level channel nickel cobaltate / titanium nitride array electrode material of the present invention, see for details figure 1 , including a flexible substrate (1), a titanium nitride nanowire array core (2) with three-dimensional ordered multi-level channels, and a nickel cobalt oxide shell (3); the nickel cobalt oxide shell (3) is completely wrapped in titanium nitride The surface of the inner core (2) of the nanowire array; the titanium nitride nanowire array has highly regular, open, interconnected, and array-structured macropore channels, and the pore walls are composed of titanium nitride nanoparticles with mesoporous or microporous structures.
[0041] The flexible substrate (1) includes carbon fiber, flexible carbon cloth, flexible carbon paper, flexible carbon foam and other flexible substrate materials.
[0042] The three-dimensional ordered multi-level pore titanium nit...
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[0046] The preparation process flow chart of the integrated flexible three-dimensional ordered multi-level channel nickel cobaltate / titanium nitride array electrode material of the present invention, see for details figure 2 , mainly including: (A) preparing monodisperse polystyrene microspheres; (B) using centrifugal self-assembly combined with heating and sedimentation to assemble monodisperse colloidal microspheres into neatly arranged hexagonal close-packed colloidal crystals on a flexible substrate Template; (C) The integrated three-dimensional ordered multi-level pore structure TiN core grown on the flexible substrate was prepared by vacuum impregnation combined with post-calcination method; (D) The integrated three-dimensional organic Four steps to grow nickel cobalt oxide shell on the surface of ordered multi-level channel structure titanium nitride:
[0047] (A) Preparation of monodisperse polystyrene microspheres: Potassium persulfate was used as an initiator, and s...
Embodiment 3
[0057] The mass transfer mechanism diagram of the integrated flexible three-dimensional ordered multi-level channel nickel cobaltate / titanium nitride array electrode material of the present invention, see for details image 3. The electrode material of the present invention has ordered nanometer-level interpenetrating pores, which greatly shortens the diffusion distance of electrolyte ions and is more conducive to the charge transfer between the active material and the electrolyte interface. The open macropore channel is more conducive to the transport of electrolyte ions, greatly reducing the mass transfer distance, and the mesoporous structure of the pore wall provides a high specific surface area, which increases the contact area between the electrode and the electrolyte and increases the reactive sites. The advantages of these structures can effectively improve the energy storage performance of electrode materials.
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