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Combining high energy density and high power delivery, supercapacitors are an attractive form of energy storage compared to batteries and dielectric capacitors. Their rapid charge/discharge cycles and superior longevity are of particular interest to many industries, including transport, telecommunications, defence, and energy distribution.
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A New View of Supercapacitors: Integrated Supercapacitors
Advanced Energy Materials, 2019AbstractCharging times ranging from seconds to minutes with high power densities can be achieved by electrochemical capacitors in principle. Over the past few decades, the performance of supercapacitors has been greatly improved by the utilization of new materials, preparation of unique nanostructures, investigation of electrolytes, and so on. However,
, Kwadwo Asare Owusu, Ying Yu
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Doped graphene supercapacitors [PDF]
Heteroatom-doped graphitic frameworks have received great attention in energy research, since doping endows graphitic structures with a wide spectrum of properties, especially critical for electrochemical supercapacitors, which tend to complement or compete with the current lithium-ion battery technology/devices.
Kumar, Nanjundan Ashok, Baek, Jong-Beom
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Increasing demands for clean and renewable energy have stimulated intensive efforts to develop efficient energy storage technologies. Since the first commercialization of electrochemical supercapacitors by SOHIO and NEC, their configurations have been ...
Zhiqiang Shi +5 more
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2022
Efficient clean energy storage is developing at a fast pace in the 21st century, aimed at building a fossil fuel-free society. Due to high theoretical efficiency in converting chemical to electrical energy, promise of electrochemical energy storage technologies has triggered numerous efforts in improving energy and power performance metrics ...
Narendra Kurra, Qiu Jiang
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Efficient clean energy storage is developing at a fast pace in the 21st century, aimed at building a fossil fuel-free society. Due to high theoretical efficiency in converting chemical to electrical energy, promise of electrochemical energy storage technologies has triggered numerous efforts in improving energy and power performance metrics ...
Narendra Kurra, Qiu Jiang
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Nanocarbonsfor Supercapacitors
2012Supercapacitors (or electrochemical capacitors) are electrochemical energy storage devices having higher energy density than dielectric capacitors and higher power density than batteries. Actually, they are capable of delivering large amounts of energy in a very short time. These devices rely mainly on the characteristics of the electrical double layer
François Béguin +1 more
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ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2016
In our studies, gate electrodes were placed in mid-position between the anode and the cathode of electrolytic capacitors. Ionic currents were made to flow through these gate electrodes. The gate was an electronic p-n junction and consisted of p-type and n-type functionalized carbon nanotubes (CNT).
Tazima Chowdhury, Haim Grebel
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In our studies, gate electrodes were placed in mid-position between the anode and the cathode of electrolytic capacitors. Ionic currents were made to flow through these gate electrodes. The gate was an electronic p-n junction and consisted of p-type and n-type functionalized carbon nanotubes (CNT).
Tazima Chowdhury, Haim Grebel
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Polydiacetylene–Perylenediimide Supercapacitors
ChemSusChem, 2020AbstractOrganic supercapacitors have attracted interest as promising “green” and efficient components in energy storage applications. A polydiacetylene derivative coupled with reduced graphene oxide was employed, for the first time, to generate an organic pseudocapacitance‐based supercapacitor that exhibited excellent electrochemical properties ...
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