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  • 2014Cobalt hydroxide/oxide hexagonal ring-graphene hybrids through chemical etching of metal hydroxide platelets by graphene oxide: Energy storage applications125citations

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  • Nethravathi, C.
  • Gautam, Ujjal
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Cobalt hydroxide/oxide hexagonal ring-graphene hybrids through chemical etching of metal hydroxide platelets by graphene oxide: Energy storage applications

  • Nethravathi, C.
  • Gautam, Ujjal
  • Wang, Xi
  • Bando, Yoshio
  • Rajamathi, Catherine
  • Rajamathi, Michael
Abstract

The reaction of beta-Co(OH)2 hexagonal platelets with graphite oxide in an aqueous colloidal dispersion results in the formation of beta-Co(OH)2 hexagonal rings anchored to graphene oxide layers. The interaction between the basic hydroxide layers and the acidic groups on graphene oxide induces chemical etching of the hexagonal platelets, forming beta-Co(OH)2 hexagonal rings. On heating in air or N2, the hydroxide hybrid is morphotactically converted to porous Co3O4/CoO hexagonal ring-graphene hybrids. Porous NiCo2O4 hexagonal ring-graphene hybrid is also obtained through a similar process starting from beta-Ni0.33Co0.67(OH)2 platelets. As electrode materials for supercapacitors or lithium-ion batteries, these materials exhibit a large capacity, high rate capability, and excellent cycling stability.

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  • porous
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • dispersion
  • etching
  • forming
  • cobalt
  • Lithium