MOF-derived rose-like carbon-coated Ni-Co phosphide with phosphorus vacancies to enhance hydroxide-ion storage in hybrid supercapacitors
Honghong Cheng , Zhibiao Cui , Weijie Zheng , Dong Shu , Cong Liu , Yaotao Zeng , Jinyi Zheng , Jiayin Cui , Keyi Chen , Tao Meng
Energy Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (5) : 500050
MOF-derived rose-like carbon-coated Ni-Co phosphide with phosphorus vacancies to enhance hydroxide-ion storage in hybrid supercapacitors
The low structural stability and sluggish charge-transfer kinetics of transition metal phosphides (TMPs) hinder their application in hybrid supercapacitors. The realization of advanced OH- storage critically depends on the delicate TMP designs, particularly their chemical composition and structure. Herein, a synergistic engineering approach based on metal-organic framework (MOF)-derived C-coated bimetallic phosphides and P vacancies (Pv) was proposed. Using a Ni-Co-based MOF, a one-step high-temperature carbonization and phosphidation method was employed as the precursor to prepare a rose-like Ni1-xCoxP composite (Ni1-xCoₓP@NC), comprising a N-doped carbon (NC) coating and Pv. Physical characterization and theoretical calculations indicated that the open structure with porous Ni1-xCoxP@NC nanosheets originating from high-temperature pyrolysis of Ni-Co-based MOF provides abundant redox-active sites, and the NC layer offers excellent mechanical support for persistent
Ni-Co bimetallic phosphides / P vacancies / rose-like open structures / OH- storage / hybrid supercapacitors
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