Inno laser enters energy storage

Can laser-induced graphene be used in energy storage devices?

The latest advances of laser-induced graphene (LIG) in energy storage devices are fully discussed. The preparation and excellent properties of LIG applied in different devices are reviewed. The research methods of further modification of LIG properties are summarized.

Does laser irradiation regulate energy storage and conversion materials?

Among all the available technologies, laser irradiation stands out because of its advantage of rapid, selective, and programmable materials processing at low thermal budgets. Here, the recent efforts on regulating energy storage and conversion materials using laser irradiation are comprehensively summarized.

What is the application of laser inactive precursors?

For the laser inactive precursors, the photosensitizer is added to trigger the synthesis reactions of the electrode materials. In this regard, the applicability of LAP is almost infinite. Not only the single-component materials but also the composites as well as heteroatom-doped materials have been produced.

Can laser irradiation nanomaterials be used for rechargeable batteries?

In spite of these achievements in LIBs and SIBs, the laser irradiation synthesized nanomaterials have few applications for other rechargeable batteries, such as potassium-ion batteries, aluminum-ion batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, MABs, and so on.

Can laser irradiation synthesis of electrode materials be used in industrial applications?

However, it suffers from low production yield and relatively high cost-efficiency. Thus, laser irradiation synthesis of electrode materials is mainly applicable to laboratory synthesis rather than large-scale industrial applications currently.

How does laser irradiation improve electrolyte storage?

Laser irradiation (wavelength: 10.6 μm) has also been employed to modulate the common blade-cast activated carbon electrode, via which microchannels connecting the internal pores of activated carbon are formed. As a result, a better means of electrolyte storage is available, as illustrated in Figure 8 D, facilitating the improved rate performance.