Researchers Develop a New Class of Materials that Can Store Energy Quickly

The use of urea molecules can increase the capacity of these capacitors by more than 50%

March 18, 2020

/ Rakesh Ranjan
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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Researchers at Drexel University have come up with a new class of materials that can store electrical energy very quickly called MXene, which is two-dimensional titanium carbide.

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