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Co2(OH)3Cl has been prepared by a facile one pot sol-gel process. Two different solvents, ethylene glycol and glycerol are used for the synthesis. The resulting samples are studied for their morphology, structure and electrochemical stability upon cycling. The sample with ethylene glycol as solvent exhibits three dimensional porous interconnected xerogel morphology whereas that with glycerol shows a crystalline and non-porous nanoparticulate structure. The specific capacitance of the Co2(OH)3Cl prepared with ethylene glycol is 434 F/g, when the electrodes are cycled in 3 M KOH at a specific current 2 A/g and with that of glycerol it is 252 F/g.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Co2(OH)3Cl has been prepared by a facile one pot sol-gel process. Two different solvents, ethylene glycol and glycerol are used for the synthesis. The resulting samples are studied for their morphology, structure and electrochemical stability upon cycling. The sample with ethylene glycol as solvent exhibits three dimensional porous interconnected xerogel morphology whereas that with glycerol shows a crystalline and non-porous nanoparticulate structure. The specific capacitance of the Co2(OH)3Cl prepared with ethylene glycol is 434 F/g, when the electrodes are cycled in 3 M KOH at a specific current 2 A/g and with that of glycerol it is 252 F/g.
Autorenporträt
Dr S Ranganatha received his Ph.D degree in Chemistry with Electrochemistry as specialization from Kuvempu University, India in 2013. He is currently affiliated to Department of Chemistry, Presidency University as Associate Professor. His research interest broadly is electrochemistry.