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Enhanced supercapacitor performance through CdFe
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Abstract
The need for reliable and effective energy storage systems has grown because of the world's growing energy needs and the quest for sustainable technology. Researchers are interested in supercapacitors because they can charge and discharge quickly, have a high power density, and last a long time. To meet future energy storage requirements, the fabrication of advanced electrode materials is essential.This study focuses on developing CdFe₂O₄-rGO nanocomposites, leveraging the synergistic combination of cadmium ferrite (CdFe₂O₄), a redox-active spinel oxide, and reduced graphene oxide (rGO), a highly conductive material, to enhance supercapacitor performance. The integration of these materials improves electrochemical properties by combining pseudocapacitive and double-layer capacitance mechanisms, with CdFe₂O₄ providing excellent redox activity and rGO enhancing conductivity and surface area, thus elevatingactive sites for ion adsorption and redox reactions.Morphological studies reveal that CdFe
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