MOFs for energy storage applications: An overview.

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), a distinctive class of permeable substances, have received substantial interest in recent decades due to their ability to regulate frameworks, large surface areas, and flexible pore dimensions. MOFs are used in a wide range of gadgets, including gas extraction and storage spaces. medication delivery, detectors, and catalysts, as well as emerging fields like energy harvesting and storage substantials such as supercapacitors and batteries having high energy density and power densities. They stand out as promising materials for electrode components in electrochemical energy storage devices because of their distinct structure, suitable functional linkers, large surface area, and metal sites. This review provides a brief overview of recent advancements in employing MOF-based materials for rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors, offering valuable insights for material design and optimization in the battery community and electrochemical energy storage field.