ArticleRSC advances2026
Sn-MOF/Zn-MOF composite electrode with interfacial synergy for high-performance battery-supercapacitor hybrid devices.
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Abstract
The growing demand for reliable and high-performance energy storage devices obliges the development of novel materials that can merge high energy density with rapid charge-discharge capability. Hybrid supercapacitors offer this balance, while MOFs are recognized as promising electrode candidates due to their high surface area and tuneable structure. In this study, a Zn-MOF/Sn-MOF composite framework was synthesized and characterized thoroughly. Electrochemical analysis using CV, GCD, and EIS in both three- and two-electrode assemblies demonstrated that the composite exhibits significantly better performance than the individual pristine MOFs. The Zn-MOF/Sn-MOF//AC device exhibited a specific capacity of 356 C g
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