▎ 摘　　要

Nowadays, new approaches to fabricate high-performance electrode materials are of vital importance in the renewable energy field. Here, we present a facile synthesis procedure of 3D Ni(OH)(2)/graphene hybrids for supercapacitors via synchronous electrochemical-assisted exfoliation and assembly of graphene on 3D Ni(OH)(2) networks. With the assistance of an electric field, the electrochemically exfoliated high-quality graphene can be readily, uniformly assembled on the surfaces of 3D Ni(OH)(2). When serving as electrode materials for supercapacitors, the resulting 3D Ni(OH)(2)/graphene composites exhibited excellent specific capacitance (263 mF cm(-2) at 2 mA cm(-2)), remarkable rate capability and super-long cycle life (retention of 94.1% even after 10000 continuous charge-discharge cycles), which may be attributed to their highly porous, stable 3D architecture as well as uniform, firm anchoring of ultrathin graphene on their surfaces. Therefore, our approach provides a facile strategy for the large-scale synthesis of high-quality graphene based composites towards various applications.