Energetic carbon precursors for micro-supercapacitor printing

Abstract

A highly energetic carbon precursor suitable for soft lithographic processing based on acetylene dicarboxylic acid is presented. High-resolution micro-supercapacitors with line width down to 500 nm are produced using the...

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“…Due to the discussed improvements, significantly higher capacitances could be achieved especially for high scan rates even though the specific surface area of the AC‐CNT material is decreased (Figure S6). The above‐mentioned observations underline the importance of electrode conductivity and stability against electrode swelling effects next to high surface area of the electrode material to achieve a high capacitance [48] …”

“…The above-mentioned observations underline the importance of electrode conductivity and stability against electrode swelling effects next to high surface area of the electrode material to achieve a high capacitance. [48] By further increasing the CNT content to 50 wt.% the ESR of the MSC could be again further decreased down to 1.0 kΩ for the aqueous electrolyte. Additionally, the capacitance decay from low to high scan rates could be decreased especially when using the aqueous electrolyte (for CNT10 48 %, for CNT50d 68 % capacitance retention, respectively).…”

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“…7(c)). 92 A mixture of acetylene dicarboxylic acid, glycerol and sulfuric acid could be polymerized under heating and UV-light conditions followed by the pyrolysis process. The configuration of the microelectrodes varied with the structure of the patterned stamps.…”

“…Reproduced with permission. 92 Copyright 2021, Royal Society of Chemistry. (d) Schematic illustration of the preparation procedure for the printed interdigital electrodes.…”

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“…A cost-effective method of enhancing electrochemical properties is to develop superior electrode materials. The EDLCs require a material with large specific surface area, low resistance, and rapid electron transport [ 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 ].…”