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Goffman V. G., Saratseva A. R., Bainyashev A. M., Maksimova L. A., Gorokhovskii A. V. Electrode materials with electrochemically active titanate coatings grown on the surface of titanium foil. Electrochemical Energetics, 2026, vol. 26, iss. 1, pp. 29-38. DOI: 10.18500/1608-4039-2026-26-1-29-38, EDN: OJMUCM

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Electrode materials with electrochemically active titanate coatings grown on the surface of titanium foil

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Goffman Vladimir Georgievich, The Saratov State Technical University of Gagarin Yu. A.
Saratseva Aina R., The Saratov State Technical University of Gagarin Yu. A.
Bainyashev Aleksei Mikhailovich, The Saratov State Technical University of Gagarin Yu. A.
Maksimova Liliia Alekseevna, The Saratov State Technical University of Gagarin Yu. A.
Gorokhovskii Aleksandr Vladilenovich, The Saratov State Technical University of Gagarin Yu. A.
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A method for forming electrode structured microsystems based on titanium foil was developed. These microsystems can be used in electrochemical energy storage devices. The method includes a three-stage chemical treatment of the titanium foil surface: etching in concentrated HCl to create a microrelief, processing in the aqueous solution of KOH to form a layer of potassium polytitanate and the subsequent modification in the solution of manganese sulfate with the following heat treatment at 750°C. Using the SEM and XRD methods, it was shown that the coating, obtained by the chemical and heat treatment, consists of submicron particles of hollandite-like solid solution of KxMnyTi8−yO16 that filled the pits on the surface of titanium which were formed by acid etching. Electrochemical studies (cyclic voltammetry) in a three-electrode cell (electrolyte – 5% aqueous KCl solution) showed that the synthesized hybrid electrode materials have a significantly higher specific capacity (up to 3.2 F/cm2 ) compared with the electrodes treated only with acid and alkali (0.22 F/cm2 ) and raw titanium (∼1 F/cm2 ). The high cyclic stability of the obtained electrodes was demonstrated.

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Received: 
10.01.2026
Accepted: 
30.01.2026
Published: 
31.03.2026