Tailoring hard carbon interfaces in carbonate-based electrolytes for sodium-ion hybrid capacitors
Ziyang Jia , Shunkang Hou , Xi Chen , Lili Liu , Xinhai Yuan , Lijun Fu , Yuhui Chen , Yuping Wu
Energy Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (7) : 500073
Tailoring hard carbon interfaces in carbonate-based electrolytes for sodium-ion hybrid capacitors
The poor rate performance of hard carbon (HC) in carbonate electrolytes limits its applicability in hybrid capacitors, primarily due to the low working potential and the slow Na+ transport kinetics within the potential plateau region. The slow desolvation of Na+ at the electrode surface and sluggish transport of Na+ through the solid electrolyte interface are the critical factors contributing to this issue. In this study, Co3O4 nanoparticles are uniformly self-grown on the HC surface to modulate the surface chemistry of HC. The introduction of Co3O4 not only facilitates the desolvation of Na+ and reduces internal resistance, but also provides additional active sites for Na+ storage as an active material. As a result of these dual effects, HC125@Co3O4 (a composite with an optimal
Hard carbon / Co3O4 / solvated structure / sodium ion / hybrid capacitors
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