Enhancing Electrochemical Performance of Aluminum‐Ion Batteries with Fluorinated Graphene Cathode

In pursuit of high-performance aluminum-ion batteries, the selection of a suitable positive electrode material assumes paramount importance, and fluorinated graphene (FG) nanostructures have emerged as an exceptional candidate. In the scope of this study, a flexible tantalum foil is coated with FG to serve as the positive electrode for aluminum-ion batteries. FG positive electrode demonstrates a remarkable discharge capacity of 109 mA h g