▎ 摘　　要

Lithium ion hybrid capacitors (LIHCs) have high power density and high energy density. One of the biggest problems in LIHCs is the kinetics mismatch of a battery-type anode and capacitive cathode due to relatively slow Li+ reaction kinetics compared to fast ion adsorption/desorption behavior. Here, to address this challenge, an efficient strategy was proposed to prepare a one dimensional (1D) graphene nanoscroll wrapped MnO nanoparticle (GNS@MnO) material by a simple freeze-drying process followed by annealing treatment. The topological end-opening architecture of the GNS and the wrapping of graphene layers facilitate fast Li+ diffusion and electron transfer. As an anode material of lithium ion batteries (LIBs), the optimized GNS@MnO-600 electrode exhibits outstanding performance for Li+ ion storage with a high specific capacity of 437 mA h g(-1) even at 5.0 A g(-1). The constructed LIHC based on the GNS@MnO-600 anode and 3D framework activated carbon (3DFAC) with a high specific surface area delivered a high energy density of 197 W h kg(-1) at 235 W kg(-1). Even at a high power density of 23.5 kW kg(-1), a high energy density of 114 W h kg(-1) is still maintained, as well as a long cycling life (84.8% capacity retention after 3000 cycles). We believe that this highly efficient 1D GNS wrapping strategy provides a novel design concept for the construction of fast kinetics anode materials for LIBs and LIHCs.