JOURNAL ARTICLE

Enhanced Electrophoretic Motion Using Supercapacitor‐Based Energy Storage System

Abstract

Electrophoretic motion at low potentials is facilitated by redox chemistry occurring in a supercapacitor-based electrochemical energy storage system during charge and discharge. We show that MnO2 -modified electrodes can effectively alleviate the electrode surface polarization, the main factor that leads to inefficient electrophoresis at low voltages. A self-powered electrophoretic system based on a discharging battery has been also fabricated.

Keywords:
Supercapacitor Electrophoresis Materials science Energy storage Electrode Polarization (electrochemistry) Electrochemistry Nanotechnology Battery (electricity) Voltage Information storage Electrophoretic deposition Computer science Optoelectronics Electrical engineering Chromatography Database Chemistry Physics Engineering Power (physics)

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Supercapacitor Materials and Fabrication
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Advanced battery technologies research
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