2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.biombioe.2013.08.035
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Supercapacitors using binderless composite monolith electrodes from carbon nanotubes and pre-carbonized biomass residues

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“…The SACGs were converted into green monoliths (GMs) using a mold (20 mm in diameter) and 250 kg cm ¹2 of compressive force before they were carbonized at 800°C under N 2 atmosphere with a heating profile used in our previous study to produce carbon monoliths (CMs). 21 The CMs from the GMs were activated by a CO 2 activation process at a temperature of about 800°C (heating rate of 5°C per min) for an activation time of ³3 h to produce ACMs, following the procedure mentioned in our work reported previously. 21 The ACMs were polished to the desired thickness ('0.4-0.5 mm) and then washed with a copious amount of distilled water and dried until PH ³7 was achieved.…”
Section: Electrode Preparation Growth Of Platinum Nanoparticlesmentioning
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“…The SACGs were converted into green monoliths (GMs) using a mold (20 mm in diameter) and 250 kg cm ¹2 of compressive force before they were carbonized at 800°C under N 2 atmosphere with a heating profile used in our previous study to produce carbon monoliths (CMs). 21 The CMs from the GMs were activated by a CO 2 activation process at a temperature of about 800°C (heating rate of 5°C per min) for an activation time of ³3 h to produce ACMs, following the procedure mentioned in our work reported previously. 21 The ACMs were polished to the desired thickness ('0.4-0.5 mm) and then washed with a copious amount of distilled water and dried until PH ³7 was achieved.…”
Section: Electrode Preparation Growth Of Platinum Nanoparticlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21 The CMs from the GMs were activated by a CO 2 activation process at a temperature of about 800°C (heating rate of 5°C per min) for an activation time of ³3 h to produce ACMs, following the procedure mentioned in our work reported previously. 21 The ACMs were polished to the desired thickness ('0.4-0.5 mm) and then washed with a copious amount of distilled water and dried until PH ³7 was achieved.…”
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“…For carbon based supecapacitor, it is important to use highly porous carbon electrodes having pore size, structure and network which are compatible with the size of electrolyte ions; to ensure that the highest possible numbers of ions are accumulated at almost all available pore walls in the electrodes. In order to achieve this condition, different types of supercapacitor activated carbon electrodes (paste [2], fiber-cloth [3], fibre-sheet [4], composite [5][6][7], film [8], monolith [9,10]) have been developed and tested in different types of conventional electrolytes (Na2SO4, H2SO4, KOH etc.) or newly developed electrolytes.…”
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