Carbide-derived carbon aerogels with tunable pore structure as versatile electrode material in high power supercapacitors

Martin Oschatz; Sofiane Boukhalfa; Winfried Nickel; Jan P. Hofmann; Cathleen Fischer; Gleb Yushin; Stefan Kaskel

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2016.11.050

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Carbide-derived carbon aerogels with tunable pore structure as versatile electrode material in high power supercapacitors

Martin Oschatz Sofiane Boukhalfa Winfried Nickel Jan P. Hofmann Cathleen Fischer Gleb Yushin Stefan Kaskel

Year: 2016 Journal: Carbon Vol: 113 Pages: 283-291 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2016.11.050

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Supercapacitor Aerogel Electrolyte Materials science Carbide-derived carbon Microporous material Chemical engineering Capacitance Pyrolysis Specific surface area Ionic liquid Carbon fibers Gravimetric analysis MXenes Carbide Electrochemistry Acetonitrile Electrode Carbon nanofiber Composite material Nanotechnology Chemistry Organic chemistry Carbon nanotube Catalysis

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