Electrochemical Properties of Sustainable Nanomaterial-Based Supercapacitors

The production of hazardous waste in the electronics industry poses significant environmental concerns. Sustainable electronic components, made of nanocomposite materials, have garnered attention for their promising electrical performance and reduced hazardous waste generation. This study focuses on the fabrication and characterization of supercapacitors by using eco-friendly nanomaterials. The results demonstrate that these devices serve as a viable alternative to conventional supercapacitors, offering high gravimetric capacitance, low equivalent series resistance, and robust endurance properties. The utilization of eco-friendly nanocomposite materials holds great potential for addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable practices in the electronics sector.