ArticleSmall science2025
Riveted Interconnections of Capacitance-Matched MXene-Based Yarn Supercapacitors Enable Seamless Energy Integration in Textiles.
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Electronic textiles are a transformative technology set to revolutionize next-generation wearable devices. However, a major challenge is making efficient yarn-based energy systems that power flexible wearables while blending seamlessly into textiles for unobstructed applications. Herein, 2D materials-coated yarn supercapacitors (YSCs) are designed, offering a promising solution through capacitance-matched electrode fabrication and a novel customizable riveted interconnection strategy for textile integration. MXene-coated cotton yarns (negative electrode) achieve a remarkable specific capacitance of ≈7 360 mF cm
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