Design and tailoring of the nanotubular arrayed architecture of hydrous RuO2 for next generation supercapacitors.

By Chi-Chang Hu, Kuo-Hsin Chang, Ming Lin, Yun-Tai Wu. Nano letters (Print), 2006

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• Stable ultrahigh specific capacitance of NiO nanorod arrays (2011, background): “A comparison with previously reported pseudocapacitive nanomaterials, including NiO nanoflakes [11], Ni–Co–O aerogels [21], NiO–TiO2 nanotube arrays [26], RuO2 nanotube arrays [ 8 ] and MnO2–SnO2 nanowires [28], is given in Table 1. The reversible capacitance of previously reported materials is typi”