Symmetric redox supercapacitor with conducting polyaniline electrodes
By K. Ryu, Kwang Man Kim, N. Park, Y. Park, S. Chang. 2002
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Polymers and Plastics
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- Supercapacitors : A Brief Overview (2006, background): “These Faradaic processes may allow pseudocapacitors to achieve greater capacitances and energy densities than EDLCs [25-27].”
- Conducting polymer‐based flexible supercapacitor (2015, background): “Although the protonated emeraldine form of polyaniline has reported to have very poor conductivity, it is one of the most studied CPs due to its high doping level and environmental stability [68, 130].”
- Supercapacitors Performance Evaluation (2015, background): “28 reason, along with other possible considerations, technical or cost related, although attractive CS results are frequently reported [74-77, 79-82], few have been successfully transferred to commercial products.”
- Effect of doping on the performance of high-crystalline SrMnO3 perovskite nanofibers as a supercapacitor electrode (2018, background): “The performance of transition metal oxides [3–5], various forms of carbon materials [6–8], conducting polymers [9] and their composites [10,11] have been investigated as supercapacitor elec-”