MOF‐Derived Transition Metal Phosphides for Supercapacitors

Abstract Transition metal phosphides (TMPs) in supercapacitors (SCs) applications are increasingly attracting attention because of their exceptional electrochemical performance. MOF‐derived TMPs, possess high specific surface areas, rich pore structure, and controllable chemical compositions, offering promising opportunities for supercapacitor applications. There is a wide variety of MOF‐derived TMPs, and they exhibit different properties in SCs. This work mainly categorizes MOF‐derived TMPs (Fe x P, Co x P, Ni x P, Ni x Co y P, Cu x P), and then outlines the latest research advancements regarding their use as electrode materials in SCs, including the latest results of synthesis methods and structural modulation. Subsequently, the applications of MOF‐derived TMPs as electrode materials in SCs are discussed. At the end, perspectives of future developments and key challenges in the applications of MOF‐derived TMPs in SCs are highlighted, with the aim of providing guidance for future research.