Dier laser energy storage application

Can laser irradiation regulate energy storage and conversion materials?

Here, the recent efforts on regulating energy storage and conversion materials using laser irradiation are comprehensively summarized. The uniqueness of laser irradiation, such as rapid heating and cooling, excellent controllability, and low thermal budget, is highlighted to shed some light on the further development of this emerging field.

What is laser irradiation used for?

In addition to its traditional use, laser irradiation has found extended application in controlled manipulation of electrode materials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion, which are primarily enabled by the laser-driven rapid, selective, and programmable materials processing at low thermal budgets.

Can laser-mediated water-splitting devices be used for clean fuel production?

The laser-mediated construction of water-splitting devices may provide a straightforward means for clean fuel production. The rising interest in new energy materials and laser processing has led to tremendous efforts devoted to laser-mediated synthesis and modulation of electrode materials for energy storage and conversion.

How can laser irradiation be digitized?

Laser irradiation can be digitized by computer-aided design, permitting a programmable construction of patterned electrodes with arbitrary shapes and sizes (Figure 8 G). 107 Pairing the adjacent two electrodes results in a device ready for capacitive energy harvest.

Can laser-induced graphene be used in energy storage devices?

The latest advances of laser-induced graphene (LIG) in energy storage devices are fully discussed. The preparation and excellent properties of LIG applied in different devices are reviewed. The research methods of further modification of LIG properties are summarized.

Can laser irradiation nanomaterials be used for rechargeable batteries?

In spite of these achievements in LIBs and SIBs, the laser irradiation synthesized nanomaterials have few applications for other rechargeable batteries, such as potassium-ion batteries, aluminum-ion batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, MABs, and so on.