Tetraamino‐Benzoquinone‐Based Organic Materials for Advanced Energy Conversion and Storage

Quinone compounds have been widely demonstrated as highly promising electrode materials for rechargeable batteries due to their cost‐effectiveness, eco‐friendliness, and multifunctionality. Among them, tetraamino‐benzoquinone (TABQ) has garnered significant attention as a common building block owing to its potential for large‐scale production and unique molecular design flexibility. The amino (–NH 2 ) group in TABQ not only confers its multifunctionality in batteries but also enables the construction of one‐ to three‐dimensional electrode materials. These structural advantages give TABQ‐based electrode materials significant application potential in various rechargeable batteries. This minireview first outlines the design strategies and operating principles of TABQ‐based building bloks, then delves into their significance in battery technology, and finally discusses the potential challenges of TABQ‐based materials in rechargeable batteries.