Novel Materials for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage

Abstract

The research into energy storage devices is driving a revolution in the area. New materials are being investigated. This analysis examines the revolutionary potential of non-traditional materials to enhance the efficiency and adaptability of energy storage systems. In this work, we examine the potential of a hierarchical carbon material based on graphene oxide, iron ions, and E. coli cells, with an emphasis on its utility and environmental friendliness. Additionally, we highlight how paper has evolved as a material platform, tracing its evolution from a traditional medium to a cutting-edge innovator in micro fluidics and microelectronics today. The integration of electronics into paper demonstrates the promise of paper-based devices in energy storage, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), and diagnostics. These advancements show how cutting-edge materials have the potential to revolutionize energy storage systems by balancing affordability and superior performance.

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DOI

10.4018/979-8-3693-9546-2.ch001

Journal

Novel Energy Storage and Conversion Technologies for Two-Dimensional MXenes and MBenes

Year

2025