Development of the all-solid-state flexible supercapacitor membranes via RAFT-mediated grafting and electrospun nanofiber modification of track-etched membranes

2025

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DOI 10.1039/d4ra08055f
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Abstract

). The synergistic effects of PAA grafting and PVDF-HFP_GO fibers delivered competitive charge/discharge efficiency when compared to similar systems, though further optimization of current density and cycling stability is required. This study highlights the potential of combining the RAFT-mediated grafting technique with electrospun composite nanofibers in modifying TeMs to develop durable and flexible supercapacitor membranes with promising electrochemical performance.