ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Mechanically Exfoliated Multilayer Graphene-Supported Ni-MOF Parallelogram Nanosheets for Enhanced Supercapacitor Performance.
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Abstract
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are regarded as advanced supercapacitor materials owing to their high surface area, redox-active sites, and porosity. However, their insufficient charge carrier mobility remains a critical limitation for practical application. Integrating MOFs with conductive carbon substrates is an effective strategy to break through this limitation. However, conventional carbon materials often require complex preparation methods and pre-activation steps for use in MOF composites. Herein, multilayer graphene (MLG) mechanically exfoliated from expandable graphite is employed as a substrate, and a van der Waals force-assisted chemical deposition method is developed to directly anchor Ni-MOF onto its surface without requiring pre-activation treatment. To optimize the composite, Ni-MOFs with various mass loadings are synthesized on MLG surface. The morphological characteristics and energy storage performance of these composites are thoroughly characterized. Ni-MOF/MLG-0.30 (with a 70.8% Ni-MOF loading on MLG) features a porous stacking structure of well-crystalline Ni-MOF parallelogram nanosheets on MLG, exhibiting optimal electrochemical performance. The composite achieves 1071.4 F·g
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