Capacitor Performance of Hollow Rod-Shaped Metal-Organic Framework and its Derived Metal Phosphate

Abstract In order to obtain a supercapacitor positive electrode material with a higher specific capacity, the capacitance performance of polymetallic organic frameworks and their derivatives was studied on the basis of a single metal-organic framework material(MOF), and polymetallic organics were prepared with different proportions of metal elements (Ni, Co). The MOF material is further obtained as a nano-scale hollow rod-shaped metal phosphate. When the metal element ratio of Ni:Co is 8:1 in the raw material,the metal phosphate has the maximum specific capacitance value of 895.29 F·g^-1.

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	Yu Shengpan
	Huang Chengde

Keywords： metal organic framework； metal phosphate； supercapacitor； nanomaterial

Received 2020-01-10;

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Yu Shengpan, Huang Chengde.Capacitor Performance of Hollow Rod-Shaped Metal-Organic Framework and its Derived Metal Phosphate[J] Chemcial Industry and Engineering, 2020,V37(5): 53-63

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