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- α-NaMnO@NaMnO and KMnO@NaMnO nanocomposites were created using a solid-state reaction method, resulting in a distinct column-shaped structure observed through FESEM imaging.* -
- FTIR analysis showed that the vibration frequencies changed with potassium loading, indicating alterations in the material's properties.* -
- Electrochemical tests revealed high specific capacitance values of ∼361 F/g for α-NaMnO@NaMnO and ∼143 F/g for KMnO@NaMnO, along with excellent cycle stability and lower resistance, making them efficient options for supercapacitor use.*
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α-NaMnO@NaMnO () and KMnO@NaMnO () nanocomposites have been synthesized using solid-state reaction method. FESEM results convey the formation of column-shaped morphology. FTIR exhibited a shift in the vibration frequency upon potassium loading. Cyclic voltammetric curves are scanned (0 V-0.8 V) at different scan rates (5 mV/s to 100 mV/s) in 1M KOH electrolyte. Galvanostatic charge-discharge characteristics, for different current densities, have shown non-linear or pseudocapacitive characteristics of the prepared electrodes. High specific capacitance of ∼361 F/g and ∼143 F/g, at a current density of 1A/g, has been achieved for and samples, respectively. sample exhibited higher capacitive retention (116 %), up to 2000 cycles, and obeys lower series resistance, charge transfer resistance, and Warburg impedance parameters, thus, convey higher efficiency of this compound for supercapacitor applications.
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