Turning Solid Waste into Valuable Carbon Nanomaterials: Insights for Supercapacitive Electrode Applications

This chapter investigates the potential of carbon nanomaterials (CNMs) produced from solid waste in energy storage devices, specifically supercapacitors. It highlights the unique structural benefits and electrochemical properties of the materials, which may be modified through a range of synthetic methods. Furthermore, it underlines the significance of optimizing production procedures to improve performance and sustainability, and addresses solid waste management issues. All things considered, it presents a feasible choice for integrating waste materials into creative energy solutions.