A quinoline derivative-based supramolecular gel for fluorescence 'turn-off' detection of Feand Cu.

In this research, we synthesized and constructed a novel gelator (named) combining quinoline and naphthalene that self-assembled in N, N-dimethylformamide (DMF) to form a stable supramolecular gel (named). Under UV light, gelexhibited extremely bright yellow fluorescence. The gelshowed excellent sensing performance for both Feand Cu, with a fluorescence 'turn-off' detection mechanism and the lowest detection limit of 7.

Flower-shaped Ni(OH)decorated with biomass-derived carbon TPB-1 for asymmetric supercapacitors.

In recent years, notable headway has been made in augmenting supercapacitor functioning through employment of pioneering components, exceptional nanostructures and additional investigation of electrolytes. Nonetheless, achieving superior performance with straightforward techniques remains a significant hurdle. In order to surmount this, an experimental three-dimensional nanospherical pore structure (TPB-20@Ni(OH)) was designed and prepared.

Sea urchin-like CoNiSmaterials derived from nickel hexamyanocobaltate for high-performance asymmetric hybrid supercapacitor.

In this work, a mild chemical precipitation method and simple hydrothermal treatment of the nickel hexamyanocobaltate precursor strategy are developed to prepare a sea urchin-like CoNiScompound with remarkable specific capacity and excellent cycling stability. The prepared CoNiShas an outstanding specific capacity of 149.1 mA h gat 1 A gand an initial capacity of 83.