Sustainability and Technical Performance of An All-Organic Aqueous Sodium-Ion Hybrid Supercapacitor
Journal article, 2022

Development of all-organic aqueous energy storage devices (ESDs) is a promising pathway towards meeting the needs of technically medium/low-demanding electrical applications. Such ESDs should favour low cost, low environmental impact, and safety, and thereby complement more expensive, high voltage, and energy/power dense ESDs such as lithium-ion batteries. Herein, we set out to assemble all-organic aqueous Na-ion hybrid supercapacitors, exclusively using commercial materials, with the aim to provide a truly sustainable and lowcost ESD. Overall, the created ESD delivers adequate technical performance in terms of capacity retention, Coulombic efficiency, energy efficiency, and energy/power density. Finally, we apply a straight-forward and qualitative biodegradability method to the ESD.

all-organic

supercapattery

hybrid ion capacitor

aqueous electrolyte

battery-supercapacitor hybrid

sodium-ion capacitor

Author

Martin Karlsmo

Chalmers, Physics, Materials Physics

Patrik Johansson

Alistore - European Research Institute

Chalmers, Physics, Materials Physics

Batteries and Supercaps

25666223 (eISSN)

e202200306

Subject Categories (SSIF 2011)

Renewable Bioenergy Research

Other Environmental Engineering

Energy Systems

Infrastructure

Chalmers Materials Analysis Laboratory

DOI

10.1002/batt.202200306

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4/21/2023