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One-step synthesis of Ni 3 S 2 nanoplatelets on graphene for high performance supercapacitors
Here, we present a one-step hydrogen reduction synthesis of Ni 3 S 2 nanoplatelets on graphene surface by using NiSO 4 ·3N 2 H 4 /GO as precursor. In this process, we have demonstrated that hydrazine molecule, which can coordinate with NiSO 4 in the form of pink precipitation, not only contributes t...
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Published in: | RSC advances 2016, Vol.6 (13), p.10280-10284 |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | Here, we present a one-step hydrogen reduction synthesis of Ni
3
S
2
nanoplatelets on graphene surface by using NiSO
4
·3N
2
H
4
/GO as precursor. In this process, we have demonstrated that hydrazine molecule, which can coordinate with NiSO
4
in the form of pink precipitation, not only contributes to the formation of Ni
3
S
2
nanoplatelets structure, but also enhances the efficiency of SO
4
2−
to S
2
4−
conversion compared with NiSO
4
/GO. Supercapacitors made from the obtained Ni
3
S
2
/rGO composite exhibits a specific capacitance of 912.2 F g
−1
at 2 mV s
−1
scanning rate, and 875.6 F g
−1
at galvanostatic discharge current density of 1 A g
−1
, along with exceptional rate capability of 83.2% at discharge current density from 1 A g
−1
to 10 A g
−1
as well as good cycling stability. We attribute the excellent performance from the improved contact between graphene and the planar Ni
3
S
2
structure, which strengthens the synergistic effect with graphene as conductive support and Ni
3
S
2
nanoplatelets as the pseudocapacitive materials. This method allows the direct and efficient preparation of Ni
3
S
2
, and provides a simple route to integrate them with graphene for energy storage applications. |
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ISSN: | 2046-2069 2046-2069 |
DOI: | 10.1039/C5RA22426H |