Comparative study of inorganic and hybrid ionogels as electrolyte for supercapacitors

Ronak Janani

Sheffield Hallam

With a background in electronics and nanotechnology, Ronak has a great interest in studying electrochemical characteristic of materials. She joined Sheffield Hallam university (UK) back in 2014 and started her PhD at Material and Engineering Research Institute. Her project focuses on a new class of electrolytes that can be utilised in various energy storage devices. She is hopeful that such electrolyte will remove the need for a fire distinguisher next our phones!!

Abstract

Due to limitations of liquid electrolytes including toxicity, flammability and possibility of leakage, demand for a non-flammable solid electrolyte substitute for application in energy storage devices has increased... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Ronak Janani (Sheffield Hallam)
  2. Heming Wang (Sheffield Hallam)
  3. Nicolas Farmilo (Sheffield Hallam)
  4. Alexander Roberts (CATAPULT high value manufacturing, Warwick University)

Topic Areas

Nanoelectronic systems, components & devices , Nanotechnology for environment and energy

Session

OS2-207 » Electronics & Magnetics (16:00 - Thursday, 10th November, Room 207)

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