AI Article Synopsis
- A new electrode made from renewable biomolecules is created using a simple process that doesn't require extra materials like binders or conductive agents.
- These hybrid electrodes can be made in different sizes and shapes, showing excellent performance in terms of capacity and cycling.
- This innovative use of renewable materials positions these high-performance electrodes as promising candidates for future energy storage technologies.
Article Abstract
A renewable-biomolecule-based electrode is developed through a facile synchronous reduction and self-assembly process, without any binder or additional conductive agent. The hybridized electrodes can be fabricated with arbitrary size and shape and exhibit superior capacity and cycle performance. The renewable-biomaterial-based high-performance electrodes will hold a place in future energy-storage devices.
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