ReviewPolymers2026
Polymer-Engineered MXene Composites for Durable Electrochemical Energy Storage: Suppressing Oxidation, Preserving Structure, and Extending Cycle Life.
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Polymer-engineered MXene composites have emerged as a versatile materials platform for electrochemical energy storage, offering a means to address key limitations associated with ion transport, structural instability, and interfacial reactivity. This review provides a unified perspective on how polymer integration modifies the structure-transport-stability relationships of MXene-based systems across Na-ion batteries, aqueous Zn-ion batteries, and supercapacitors. In Na-ion systems, polymer-mediated interlayer engineering and porosity control improve ion accessibility and mitigate diffusion limitations arising from the large ionic radius of Na
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