Supercapacitor Based on Nanostructured Multilayer Films Consisting of Polyelectrolyte/Graphene Oxide‐MnO₂‐ZnO for Energy Storage Applications

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“…Furthermore, the consistent increase in current loading with the rise in scan rate up to 200 mV/s, as illustrated in the linear correlation in Figure B, indicates uniform deposition and stable attachment of the monolayer atop the ITO electrode. This observation agrees with previous studies, ,,− supporting an electrocapacitive energy storage mechanism and highlighting the influential role of the nanocarbon material in enhancing the electrochemical properties of the studied LB film.…”

“…Capacitance values were calculated from the CV curves according to eq . It is worth noting that for nanostructured films with low mass, considering the geometric area of the film on the electrode is more appropriate for evaluating areal capacitance in terms of F/cm 2 - particularly relevant for supercapacitor-based ultrathin films. − …”