Preparation method of active metal oxide-carbonized bacterial cellulose electrode material
A technology of bacterial cellulose and active metals, which is used in the manufacture of hybrid capacitor electrodes and hybrid/electric double-layer capacitors.
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[0028] In step 1, the surface of the carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber is oxidized by a constant potential anodic oxidation method, and the oxidation potential and oxidation time are 2V and 300s, respectively, to obtain a hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0029] Step 2, soaking the hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material in 0.02M nickel nitrate solution for 2 hours, and then volatilizing ethanol at 60° C. to obtain the nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0030] Step 3, cover the flexible nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane material in a closed ammonia beaker, and make ammonia gas permeate the nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane at 110°C, ammonia gas and carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber Nickel nitrate on the surface reacts to obtain a flexible nickel oxide-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
Embodiment 2
[0032] In step 1, the surface of the carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber is oxidized by a constant potential anodic oxidation method, and the oxidation potential and oxidation time are 5V and 100s, respectively, to obtain a hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0033] Step 2: Soak the hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material in 0.05M nickel nitrate solution for 1 hour, and then volatilize ethanol at 60° C. to obtain nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0034] Step 3, cover the flexible nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane material in a closed ammonia beaker, and make ammonia gas permeate the nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane at 120°C, ammonia gas and carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber Nickel nitrate on the surface reacts to obtain a flexible nickel oxide-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
Embodiment 3
[0036] In step 1, the surface of the carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber is oxidized by a constant potential anodic oxidation method, and the oxidation potential and oxidation time are 5V and 300s, respectively, to obtain a hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0037] Step 2, soaking the hydrophilic flexible carbonized bacterial cellulose material in 0.1M nickel nitrate solution for 1 hour, and then volatilizing ethanol at 60° C. to obtain the nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
[0038] Step 3, cover the flexible nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane material in a closed ammonia beaker, and make ammonia gas permeate the nickel nitrate-carbonized bacterial cellulose membrane at 130°C, ammonia gas and carbonized bacterial cellulose fiber Nickel nitrate on the surface reacts to obtain a flexible nickel oxide-carbonized bacterial cellulose material.
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