Perovskite-type binary metal oxide incorporated with rGO utilized for supercapacitor
摘要
The rise in energy consumption demands progressive, efficient energy storage systems to fulfill the energy requirement. A viable approach to resolving this issue is the creation of distinctive nanostructures, which have been demonstrated as effective materials in hybrid supercapacitor electrodes. A gadolinium-based binary metal oxide in the perovskite phase GdCoO3 (GCO) was synthesised by a simple hydrothermal technique and confirmed structurally by X-ray diffractometry techniques, IR spectroscopy, BET and scanning electron microscopy. The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the electrochemical characteristics of the rGO@GdCoO3 by impedance spectroscopic test (EIS), cyclic voltametric test (CV), and GCD. The storage capability of rGO@GCO was identified by enhanced electrochemical demonstrations of the rGO@GCO nano-electrode with a high capacitance of 980 F/g in a basic electrolyte with a concentration of 3 M KOH at the applied current density of 1 A/g and outstanding retention of 88.04% after 4000th cycles with the excellent coulombic efficiency of 85.23%. When. Moreover, it attained a higher value of power density 1664 W/kg at 3 A/g from an asymmetric study. Hence, this indicates the conceivable uses for the manufactured electrode of the future generation flexible electronics are energy storage and conversion devices.