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NH4+-Modulated Cathodic Interfacial Spatial Charge Redistribution for High-Performance Dual-Ion Capacitors

Authors: Yumin Chen; Ziyang Song; Yaokang Lv; Lihua Gan; Mingxian Liu

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01660-0Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Hierarchical Zn2+/NH4+ solvation structure induces cathodic interfacial Helmholtz plane reconfiguration to enhance spatial charge density and capacity storage. • Hydrated NH4+ ions afford high-kinetics and ultrastable C‧‧‧H charge storage due to a much lower desolvation energy barrier compared with large-sized Zn(H2O)6 2+ (5.81 vs. 14.90 eV). • Interfacial Zn2+/NH4+ co-storage endow the hybrid capacitor with high capacity (240 mAh g−1), large-current tolerance (50 A g−1) and ultralong lifespan (400,000 cycles). • The NH4+-modulated strategy provides new insights into cathode–electrolyte interface design for advanced zinc-based energy storage.