Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum-Zinc Based Layered Double Hydroxides for Electrochemical Energy Storage Applications
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Abstract
Recently, Layered Double Hydroxides (LDH) such as Al-Zn based LDH have shown promise in several energy related applications including electrochemical energy storage applications. In this study we will report on the synthesis and characterization of Aluminum and Zinc based LDH (Al:Zn LDH) grown directly on thin foils of aluminum using a chemical bath deposition (CBD) technique. A detail structural and compositional analysis of these materials will be presented. We will also report on the electrochemical properties of these materials in order to determine the utility of these material in development of electrochemical double layer capacitior (super capacitor)
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Presenters
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Sean Goff
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale
Authors
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Sean Goff
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale
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Justin Ramsey
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale, Physics, Southern IL Univ-Carbondale
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Ahmed Al-Asadi
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale
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Milinda Wasala
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale, Department of Physics, Southern Illinois University, Department of Physics, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Department of Physics, Southern ILUniv-Carbondale, Physics, Southern IL Univ-Carbondale
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Saikat Talapatra
Southern ILUniv-Carbondale, Department of Physics, Southern Illinois University, Department of Physics, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Department of Physics, Southern ILUniv-Carbondale, Physics, Southern IL Univ-Carbondale