High power density supercapacitor electrodes of carbon nanotube films by electrophoretic deposition
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- One-step fabrication and capacitive behavior of electrochemical double layer capacitor electrodes using vertically-oriented graphene directly grown on metal (2012, neutral): “For the cell using KOH electrolyte, a small Rs value of 800 mX was observed, indicating that the active material/current collector contact resistance was very low due to the absence of binder (the KOH electrolyte resistance could be several 100 mX [41]).”
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