In the project, we describe and evaluates the process for synthesis of copper-nickel oxide nanoparticles through two different methods: hydrothermal and electrochemical deposition. Subsequently, it delves into methods of characterization for nanoparticles. Performing an electrochemical analysis on the synthesized nanomaterial, it evaluates its use as a supercapacitor
Keywords: Nanoparticles, Hydrothermal, Electrodeposition, Synthesis, Copper-Nickel Oxide, Characterisation, Electrochemical, Capacitance, XRD.
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