Fast ion transport and high capacitance of polystyrene-based hierarchical porous carbon electrode material for supercapacitors

By Fei Xu, Rongjun Cai, Qingcong Zeng, C. Zou, Dingcai Wu, Feng Li, Xia Lu, Yeru Liang, R. Fu. 2011

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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• Hierarchical porous carbons prepared from direct coal liquefaction residue and coal for supercapacitor electrodes (2013, background): “Combined with the micropores produced by KOH activation, hierarchical micro–/macro–mesoporous structure is obtained and provides favorable transport channels for electrolyte ions [4–6], further promoting the capacitive performance of the carbon electrode.”
• Preparation and one-step activation of microporous carbon nanofibers for use as supercapacitor electrodes (2013, background): “Such high rate handling ability is known for mesoporous carbon or graphene based supercapacitors [6,49], but is always difficult to achieve for conventional microporous carbons due to severe diffusional limitations, which greatly impair the rate performance [29,31,50].”