Oxygen‐Deficient Hematite Nanorods as High‐Performance and Novel Negative Electrodes for Flexible Asymmetric Supercapacitors
By Xihong Lu, Yinxiang Zeng, Minghao Yu, Teng Zhai, Chao-lun Liang, Shilei Xie, Muhammad-Sadeeq Balogun, Y. Tong. Advances in Materials, 2014
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- Significance of interface barrier at electrode of hematite hydroelectric cell for generating ecopower by water splitting (2019, background): “3 eV attributed to oxygen defects in the matrix of metal oxides, related to oxygen vacancies.(43,48) Anionic vacancies change the net electronic charge density; this nonlattice oxygen peak has been attributed to surface O ions with lower electron density.”
- Phosphorous-containing oxygen-deficient cobalt molybdate as an advanced electrode material for supercapacitors (2019, background): “vacancies into Fe2O3 exhibited higher electrochemical performance than pure Fe2O3 [16], which is attributed to the O vacancies serving as shallow donors and”
- Phosphine plasma activation of α-Fe2O3 for high energy asymmetric supercapacitors (2018, methodology): “Similar phenomenon has also been reported for N2-annealed Fe2O3 [21].”