Name: Organic Functional Materials for Clean Energy
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Organic Functional Materials for Clean Energy

Edited By: Weifeng Wei, Liangjun Zhou

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The key to advancing clean energy lies in developing organic functional materials. This book is a valuable reference for graduate students, researchers, and engineers, providing a fundamental understanding and a global perspective on the current state of this growing field.

The rapid advancement of the modern industry necessitates a particularly crucial focus on the development of clean energy technologies. At present, energy storage systems mainly…

The rapid advancement of the modern industry necessitates a particularly crucial focus on the development of clean energy technologies. At present, energy storage systems mainly consist of alkali metal ion batteries, fuel cells, electrolytic capacitors, dielectric capacitors and supercapacitors. Organic functional materials are playing an indispensable role in this field. The key to advancing sustainable energy lies in the further understanding and developing of organic functional materials. This book can serve as a valuable reference for advanced graduate students and active researchers by providing a fundamental understanding of organic functional materials. Scientists and engineers who wish to diversify their research into clean energy will find this book immensely beneficial. The selected topics in this book offer a global perspective on the current state of this field. Evolving methodologies and techniques constantly provide new dimensions every year as the general interest in clean energy continues to grow.

Weifeng Wei is a professor in the State Key Laboratory of Powder Metallurgy at the Central South University (China). His research concerns materials development in the fields of energy storage, including materials and device development for electrochemical supercapacitors and rechargeable batteries. Currently, he serves as the associate dean of Powder Metallurgy Research Institute and the associate director of the National Engineering Research Center of Powder Metallurgy.

Liangjun Zhou is an associate professor and doctoral supervisor in the State Key Laboratory of Powder Metallurgy, Central South University (China). He received his PhD degree from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2014, and then did post-doctoral research in the South University of Science and Technology of China. His research field is new energy storage materials and devices, mainly focusing on sodium-ion batteries and wide-temperature lithium batteries. He has published 34 papers as the first author/co-author in Advanced Functional Materials, Acta Materialia, and the Chemical Engineering Journal.

Weifeng Wei, Liangjun Zhou, Haiying Lu, Weijie Li, Guichao Kuang, Yan Zhang, Fan Wang, Hang Luo, Dou Zhang, Yuejiao Chen, Fuwen Zhao, Pengfei Tan, Jun Pan