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Highlights the concept of various high entropy materials and their applications on electrochemical energy storage devices especially for battery and supercapacitor applications.
List of contents
1 Overview of High Entropy Battery Materials: Surface Chemistry and its Functionality
2 Perovskite-Based High Entropy Materials for Energy Applications
3 Functional 2D-based high entropy materials for energy storage applications
4 Recent advancements for high entropy materials for the dielectric capacitor
5 Electro-kinetics of high entropy materials for energy storage devices
6 Importance of high entropy materials for energy storage applications
7 Noble-metal based high entropy oxides for energy storage applications
8 Noble-metal Free high-entropy oxides for energy storage applications
9 Noble-metal-based high entropy alloys for energy storage applications
10 Noble-metal free high entropy alloys for energy storage applications
11 Metal-free high entropy materials for energy storage applications
12 Metal-doped high entropy materials for energy storage applications
13 Nobel metal doped high entropy materials for energy storage applications
14 Morphology-dependent high entropy materials for energy storage applications
15 Industrial aspect of high entropy materials for energy storage applications
16 Current status, challenges, and future prospects of high Entropy materials
About the author
Dr. Chien-Te Hsieh is currently a professor in Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at Yuan Ze University, Taiwan. His research focuses on two main areas, (i) nanomaterial synthesis using atomic layer deposition (ALD), microwave deposition, and infrared-assisted methods, and (ii) energy storage applications, including Li-ion batteries, Na-ion batteries, solid-state batteries, electrochemical capacitors, and fuel cells. His research group published over 270 SCI papers and secured more than 40 patents.
Dr. Pradeep Kumar Panda is a post-doctoral researcher at Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan. His field of research encompasses sustainable nanomaterials, electrochemical catalyst, energy device, polymer science, and biomaterials.
Dr. Arpan Kumar Nayak is working as an Assistant Professor at Regional Institute of Education (NCERT) Mysuru, India. His current research mainly focuses on the synthesis of various nanostructured materials and carbon-based materials towards environment and energy applications. He has published more than 110 articles in various international journals.
