Ultrafast surface modification of Ni(3)S(2) nanosheet arrays with Ni-Mn bimetallic hydroxides for high-performance supercapacitors

Amorphous Ni-Mn bimetallic hydroxide film on the three-dimensional nickle foam (NF)-supported conductive Ni(3)S(2) nanosheets (denoted as Ni-Mn-OH@Ni(3)S(2)/NF) is successfully synthesized by an ultrafast process (5 s). The fascinating structural characteristic endows Ni-Mn-OH@Ni(3)S(2)/NF electrodes better electrochemical performance. The specific capacitance of 2233.3 F g(−1) at a current density of 15 A g(−1) can achieve high current density charge and discharge at 20/30 A g(−1) that the corresponding capacitance is 1529.16 and 1350 F g(−1), respectively. As well as good cycling performance after 1000 cycles can maintain 72% at 15 A g(−1). The excellent performance can be attributed to unique surface modification nanostructures and the synergistic effect of the bimetallic hydroxide film. The impressive results provide new opportunity to produce advanced electrode materials by simple and green route and this material is expected to apply in high energy density storage systems.