본문 Super-capacitors EDLC(electrochemical
double layer capacitors) → store E using ion adsorption
Pseudo-capacitors → fast surface redox reactions → higher
capacitance than EDLC
Redox super-capacitors electron transfer caused
by electrochemical oxidation and reduction of active reagents between two
electrodes with different potentials
charge transfer
properties investigating transition metal oxides specific
morphologies nanostructured materials → the charge storage from faradaic
processes occurring at the surface of the material → the pseudo-capacitive
effect, becomes increasingly important mesostructured materials → enhanced
oxidation and reduction kinetics → the relatively short diffusion path length
for ions and electrons
Super-capacitors EDLC(electrochemical double
layer capacitors) → store E using ion adsorption Pseudo-capacitors →
fast surface redox reactions → higher capacitance than
EDLC
Super-capacitors EDLC(electrochemical double layer
capacitors) → store E using ion adsorption Pseudo-capacitors → fast
surface redox reac
참고문헌 Mesoporous co3o4 monolayer hollow-sphere array
as electrochemical pseudo-capacitor material Xin-Hui Xia /
Chem.Commun.,2011,47,5786-5788
Coaxial Nio/Ni nanowire arrays for high
performance pseudo-capacitor applications Maksudul Hasan / Tyndall National
Institute / Electrochimica Acta
Next generation pseudo-capacitor
materials from sol-gel derived transition metal oxides Torsten Brezesinski /
Journal of sol-gel science and technology Volume 57, Number 3 330-335 ISSN
0928-0707 / Springer
Synthesis and characterization of
polyaniline/MnWO4nanocomposites as electrodes for pseudo-capacitors S.
Saranya / Applied Surface Science 258 (2012) 4881 4887
Electrospun carbon
nanofiber/carbon nanotube paper ; Application to super-capacitor and fuel
cell 나은주 / 성균관대학교 일반대학원 2010.2.
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