Abstract
When utilized in energy devices, the restacking tendency of MXene Ti(3)C(2)T (x) inhibits its electrochemical performance. Using aerosol jet printing (AJP) technology, hybrid Ti(3)C(2)T (x) /C nanospheres are synthesized with C nanoparticle-bonded MXene nanosheets, and the restacking of MXene nanosheets is blocked efficiently. The formation mechanism for hybrid Ti(3)C(2)T (x) /C nanospheres has been hypothesized, and the Ti(3)C(2)T (x) /C is anticipated to assemble and shape along the droplet surface in tandem with the Marangoni flow within the droplet. The planar microsupercapacitor devices generated from these hybrid spherical nanostructures with increased interlayer spacing exhibit exceptional areal capacitance performance. This concept offers a straightforward and effective method for constructing 3D-structured MXene with suppressed self-stacking for diverse high-performance micro energy storage devices.