ArticleRSC advances2026
Superior electrochemical performances of highly porous bismuth oxyhalides decorated lemon peel derived activated carbon electrode materials for solid state asymmetric and symmetric supercapattery devices.
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Abstract
The ever-increasing energy demand and rapid growth of modern industries enforce the scientific community to search for alternative renewable energy resources. To overcome the energy crisis, a hybrid electrochemical energy storage device, namely, supercapattery, is considered a promising green energy source as it combines the merits of supercapacitors and batteries. The present work deals with the electrochemical performance of bismuth oxyhalide/lemon peel-derived activated carbon (BOX-LPDAC, X = bromine, chlorine, or iodine) electrode materials for supercapattery applications. The highly porous sheet-like morphology of the prepared electrode materials promotes more charge storage of electrolytic ions during the electrochemical reaction. Moreover, the BOB-LPDAC (1575.15 C g
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