Abstract: An electrode material for extracting an elemental ion from a liquid medium includes at least one electrode material having at least one ion sieve that is capable of retaining or releasing an elemental ion, or a mixture of such ion sieves, wherein the ion sieve or ion sieves is or are coated with carbon.

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to devices for energy storage technologies, and more particularly to electrochemical flow capacitor systems and applications. In some aspects, these flow capacitors have at least one electrode comprising a non-stationary solid or semi-solid composition comprising supercapacitive particles and an electrolytic solvent in electrical communication with at least one current collector, and energy is stored and/or released by charging and/or discharging the electrode(s).

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to devices for energy storage technologies, and more particularly to electrochemical flow capacitor systems and applications. Embodiments of this invention provide energy storage devices comprising: a positive electrode current collector, a negative electrode current collector, and an ion-permeable separator separating the positive and negative electrode current collectors; a positive electrode disposed between the positive electrode current collector and the ion-permeable separator; a negative electrode disposed between the negative electrode current collector and the ion-permeable separator; wherein at least one of the positive and negative electrodes comprises a non-stationary (including moveable or flowable, relative to the current collectors) solid or semi-solid composition comprising supercapacitive particles and an electrolytic solvent; and wherein the electrolytic solvent is substantially free of electrochemically oxidizable or reducible species.