Preparation and Supercapacitive Performance of ZIF-67 Composite Materials Modified with Polydopamine

Chun Hua Cao; Ya Zhen Wang

doi:10.4028/p-0xVbbw

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Preparation and Supercapacitive Performance of ZIF-67 Composite Materials Modified with Polydopamine

Abstract:

ZIF-67 was synthesized using conventional solution method and PDA/ZIF-67 composites with various addition mass ratio were prepared through self-polymerizing dopamine hydrochloride to form polydopamine (PDA) coating on the surface of ZIF-67 at room temperature by utilizing the strong adhesion property of polydopamine. The structure and morphology of the samples were characterized by SEM, XRD and FT-IR. The capacitive performances of prepared pure ZIF-67 and composites with different mass ratios were tested by CV and GCD in a three-electrode system. The findings confirmed the successful formation of PDA/ZIF-67 composites. In comparison to pristine ZIF-67, the PDA/ZIF-67 composites, when coated with an appropriate quantity of polydopamine, demonstrated improved capacitive performance. The optimal mass ratio for dopamine to ZIF-67 was determined to be 1:4, which yielded a higher specific capacitance of 648.8 F/g at a current density of 1 A/g, and the material also exhibited superior capacity retention after 4000 charge/discharge cycles at 15 A/g. These results indicated that the PDA/ZIF-67 composites synthesized with dopamine and ZIF-67 in an appropriate mass ratio has better energy storage and electrochemical stability than a single ZIF-67.