Does amorphous or crystalline metal oxide have higher performance in supercapacitor application?

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Amorphous or crystalline metal oxides, which one will show excellent performance on electrochemical energy storage application? and what are all the possible reasons?

Ahmer Riaz

I think a possible reason for amorphous (poor crystalline) MO to work better, is due to their large surface area, due to small grain size

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