Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor
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Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor
Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor
高电压(英文)2025年10卷第3期
作者机构:
State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi'an Jiaotong University,Xi'an,China
Hongbo Liu, Lu Cheng, Zhiyuan Li, 等. Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor[J]. 高电压(英文), 2025,10(3).
Hongbo Liu, Lu Cheng, Zhiyuan Li, et al. Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor[J]. High Voltage, 2025, 10(3).
Hongbo Liu, Lu Cheng, Zhiyuan Li, 等. Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor[J]. 高电压(英文), 2025,10(3). DOI: 10.1049/hve2.12522.
Hongbo Liu, Lu Cheng, Zhiyuan Li, et al. Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor[J]. High Voltage, 2025, 10(3). DOI: 10.1049/hve2.12522.
Enhanced high-temperature energy storage density of polypropylene-based materials by micro-crosslinked structure design with N-type organic semiconductor
摘要
In this study
the authors proposed a promising structure design
the micro-crosslinked polypropylene (PP)
to enhance the high-temperature energy storage density. With the grafting of 1
the obtained PP-g-PTCDA achieved a superior energy storage density of 2.34 J/cm3 at 120°C with the discharge efficiency above 90%
which was 585% higher than that of neat PP. The great enhancement
on the one hand
originated from the micro-crosslinked structure
since the restricted molecular motion can lead to the suppression of electrons' hopping across the molecular chains. On the other hand
deep traps were also introduced in PP-g-PTCDA
which restricted the electrons' hopping along the molecular chains simultaneously. This work provided an orientation to enhance the energy storage density at an elevated temperature of 120°C.
Abstract
In this study
the authors proposed a promising structure design
the micro-crosslinked polypropylene (PP)
to enhance the high-temperature energy storage density. With the grafting of 1
the obtained PP-g-PTCDA achieved a superior energy storage density of 2.34 J/cm3 at 120°C with the discharge efficiency above 90%
which was 585% higher than that of neat PP. The great enhancement
on the one hand
originated from the micro-crosslinked structure
since the restricted molecular motion can lead to the suppression of electrons' hopping across the molecular chains. On the other hand
deep traps were also introduced in PP-g-PTCDA
which restricted the electrons' hopping along the molecular chains simultaneously. This work provided an orientation to enhance the energy storage density at an elevated temperature of 120°C.