Energy storage technologies are increasingly important for the development of efficient and sustainable energy systems. Functional two-dimensional (2D) nanostructured materials offer distinctive structural, electrochemical and mechanical properties that make them promising materials for advanced energy storage devices.
Energy Storage Applications of Functional 2D Nanostructured Materials provides a structured introduction to functional 2D nanomaterials and their applications in electrochemical energy storage. The book covers supercapacitor fundamentals and examines graphene, MXenes, metal-organic frameworks, covalent organic frameworks and transition metal oxides. It also discusses functional 2D nanocomposites for charge storage, fundamental electrochemical principles, material characterization and practical considerations in energy storage technologies. The final chapter addresses current limitations, emerging opportunities and future applications.
Key Features
· Introduces functional 2D nanostructured materials for energy storage.
· Explains the fundamentals and applications of supercapacitors.
· Covers major 2D materials including graphene, MXenes and MOFs.
· Examines nanocomposites and advanced materials for charge storage.
· Discusses practical challenges, prospects and future research directions.
Readership
Students and researchers of materials science and electronics who require an understanding of 2D materials and their applications in energy storage devices.
