Table 4.

Summary of relevant materials reported in the literature for doped/functionalized graphene‐based materials.

Material[a]	Synthesis	Electrolyte	Discharge capacity (discharge rate)	Capacity limitation	Cycles (discharge rate)	Ref.
N‐doped defective GNSs	annealing of commercial Vor‐X in an open furnace +reduction in NH3 or H2 atmospheres at high temperature	1 m LiCF3SO3 in TEGDME	17 400 mAh g−1 (100 mA g−1)	800 mAh g−1	110 (40 A g−1)	[80]
3D N‐doped graphene nanocages	hydrothermal treatment with thiourea and GO as precursors and polystyrene particles as templates +freeze‐drying+high‐temperature annealing	1 m LiTFSI in TEGDME	10 081 mAh g−1 (200 mA g−1)	1000 mAh g−1	72 (300 mA g−1)	[81]
S‐GNSs	CVD in Ni foam catalyst with thiophene as a precursor	1 m LiTFSI in TEGDME	10 081 mAh g−1 (200 mA g−1)	1000 mAh g−1	300 (300 mA g−1)	[82]
N‐,S‐codoped porous carbon/graphene hybrid	hydrothermal treatment of thiourea and sucrose+KOH activation	1 m LiTFSI in TEGDME	11 431 mAh g−1 (100 mA g−1)	500 mAh g−1	100 (500 mA g−1)	[84]
PEDOT microflower/GNS composites	surfactant‐assisted polymerization	0.5 m LiTFSI/0.5 LiNO3 in TEGDME	–	1500 mAh g−1	150 (400 mA g−1)	[86]

[a] PEDOT=poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene).