Mn and S-doped nickel molybdate/nickel molybdate hydrate micro-structures for supercapacitor applications

• Synergistic heteroatom doping in metal oxides boosts energy storage efficiency. • Mn-S-NMO electrode shows 10758.75F g −1 capacitance, outperforming undoped NMO. • Unique crystal structure and dual-ion dopants enhance charge storage kinetics. • Mn-S-NMO achieves 52.4 Wh kg −1 energy density and 88.7 % retention after 20,000 cycles. • Powers 42 LEDs for 10 mins, showing potential for real-world applications. The scientific community is still attempting to understand the synergistic interaction between heteroatom doping and the design of rational heterostructured metal oxides. This is a significant and efficient method for constructing high-capacity electrochemical energy storage systems. In the present work, manganese (Mn) and sulfur (S) are co-doped precisely into nickel molybdate and nickel molybdate-hydrate on 3D nickel-foam (Mn-S-NiMoO 4 and/ NiMoO 4 ⋅xH 2 O@NiF denoted as Mn-S-NMO) using a novel chemical approach for ameliorating the charge storage kinetics. The Mn-S-NMO electrode has demonstrated incredible specific capacitance of 10758.75 F g −1 at 6 A g −1 compared to the undoped NMO (2280 F g −1 at 6 A g −1 ) electrode, which is one of the highest reported values for metal oxides to date. The as-availed remarkable specific capacitance of Mn-S-NMO is attributed to its unique crystal structure, the collaboration of dual-ion dopants, interfacial synergistic modifications, the presence of multi-valent ions, defined oxygen vacancies, improved conductivity, increased active sites, rapid ion diffusion and electron transfer, charge-transfer efficiency, and reliable cycling stability. Moreover, a symmetric supercapacitor consisting Mn-S-NMO//Mn-S-NMO configuration achieves an energy/power density of 52.4 Wh kg −1 //2100 W kg −1 and also demonstrates durable redox cycle life with 88.7% specific capacitance retention even after 20000 redox cycles at an excessive current density of 15 Ag −1 . The resultant symmetric supercapacitor, developed by combining two devices in series, has successfully powered a “ CNED ” colorful panel made up of 42 LEDs at full brightness for 10 min, demonstrating (through synergistic modulation) the practical significance and scientific merits of the heteroatom-doped Mn-S-NMO electrode for real-world commercial appliances.

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Chemical Engineering Journal
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2025.163085
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Mn and S-doped nickel molybdate/nickel molybdate hydrate micro-structures for supercapacitor applications

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Mn and S-doped nickel molybdate/nickel molybdate hydrate micro-structures for supercapacitor applications

BALAJI GAUTAM GHULE, Rajaram Sakharam Mane, Vijaykumar V. Jadhav, Shoyebmohamad F. Shaikh, Ahmed H. Al-Naggar
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Abstract

• Synergistic heteroatom doping in metal oxides boosts energy storage efficiency. • Mn-S-NMO electrode shows 10758.75F g −1 capacitance, outperforming undoped NMO. • Unique crystal structure and dual-ion dopants enhance charge storage kinetics. • Mn-S-NMO achieves 52.4 Wh kg −1 energy density and 88.7 % retention after 20,000 cycles. • Powers 42 LEDs for 10 mins, showing potential for real-world applications. The scientific community is still attempting to understand the synergistic interaction between heteroatom doping and the design of rational heterostructured metal oxides. This is a significant and efficient method for constructing high-capacity electrochemical energy storage systems. In the present work, manganese (Mn) and sulfur (S) are co-doped precisely into nickel molybdate and nickel molybdate-hydrate on 3D nickel-foam (Mn-S-NiMoO 4 and/ NiMoO 4 ⋅xH 2 O@NiF denoted as Mn-S-NMO) using a novel chemical approach for ameliorating the charge storage kinetics. The Mn-S-NMO electrode has demonstrated incredible specific capacitance of 10758.75 F g −1 at 6 A g −1 compared to the undoped NMO (2280 F g −1 at 6 A g −1 ) electrode, which is one of the highest reported values for metal oxides to date. The as-availed remarkable specific capacitance of Mn-S-NMO is attributed to its unique crystal structure, the collaboration of dual-ion dopants, interfacial synergistic modifications, the presence of multi-valent ions, defined oxygen vacancies, improved conductivity, increased active sites, rapid ion diffusion and electron transfer, charge-transfer efficiency, and reliable cycling stability. Moreover, a symmetric supercapacitor consisting Mn-S-NMO//Mn-S-NMO configuration achieves an energy/power density of 52.4 Wh kg −1 //2100 W kg −1 and also demonstrates durable redox cycle life with 88.7% specific capacitance retention even after 20000 redox cycles at an excessive current density of 15 Ag −1 . The resultant symmetric supercapacitor, developed by combining two devices in series, has successfully powered a “ CNED ” colorful panel made up of 42 LEDs at full brightness for 10 min, demonstrating (through synergistic modulation) the practical significance and scientific merits of the heteroatom-doped Mn-S-NMO electrode for real-world commercial appliances.

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