Honeycomb-like carbon for electrochemical energy storage and conversion

Huailin Fan, Shuxin Zhou, Qinghong Wei and Xun Hu

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2022, vol. 165, issue C

Abstract: Developing low-cost and green electrode materials with high-exposed active sites, rapid ion/electron transport, and tunable surface chemistry are highly desirable for energy storage and conversion devices. Honeycomb-like carbon-based nanostructures and their composites have attracted great attention as advanced electrode materials owing to their continuous electron transport networks, sufficient spaces for accommodating electrolyte, good mechanical stability, etc. In this review, the synthetic strategies and dimensional designs of honeycomb-like carbon materials are discussed. The utilizations of honeycomb-like carbon materials based on their unique morphology and porous structure are outlined. Besides, the construction of the honeycomb-like composites with foreign active species are divided into two sections according to different load modes (accommodating into cavities and supporting onto honeycomb-like frameworks). Their remarkable applications for the various energy storage and conversion are summarized, respectively. The perspectives on future challenges and trends for the preparations and applications of the honeycomb-like carbon materials and their composites are also discussed.

Keywords: Honeycomb-like carbon; Carbon-based composites; Energy storage; Electro-catalysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2022.112585

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