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Electrochemical-Storage Technology with Polymer Science
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The global growing demand for electric vehicles and large-scale energy storage has shed light on the significant challenge of energy storage technology with high energy density, long durability, and low cost. In the hope that advanced energy storage materials and devices can be achieved, polymers’ broad selections and wide functions have attracted increasing attention and are currently playing key roles in exploring new energy storage materials, function additives, and device components. The relative analysis and fabrication technologies in polymer science further create an in-depth study in investigating and understanding the relationship between material characteristics, analysis methods, and electrochemical performance. Accordingly, this Topical Collection of Polymers aims to broaden and deepen the scientific and technological knowledge with the most recent advances in the preparation, performance, and application of energy storage polymeric materials.
The purpose of this Topical Collection is to publish high-quality research papers and review articles focused on various aspects of polymer science in energy storage application. Potential topics include but are not limited to:
- Progresses in polymers in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries;
- Development of polymers for next-generation rechargeable batteries;
- Characterization on polymer characteristics in energy storage devices and materials;
- Fabrication, design, and optimization of polymer materials and application for energy storage technology.
Dr. Sheng-Heng Chung
Prof. Dr. Il Tae Kim
Collection Editors
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Keywords
- polymer science
- energy storage technology
- electrochemistry
- energy density
- power density
- batteries
- supercapacitors
- electrodes
- electrolytes
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