2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2010.01.016
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Effect of activation time on the properties of activated carbons prepared by microwave-assisted activation for electric double layer capacitors

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“…R s is the internal resistance, which includes the active material/current collector interface contact resistance, the ionic resistance of the electrolyte and the intrinsic resistance of the active materials. R s in the Nyquist plot equals to the value of the intercept at the real axis [37]. R ct is charge-transfer resistance, which results from preventing the diffusion of ions between the electrode materials and electrolyte.…”
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“…R s is the internal resistance, which includes the active material/current collector interface contact resistance, the ionic resistance of the electrolyte and the intrinsic resistance of the active materials. R s in the Nyquist plot equals to the value of the intercept at the real axis [37]. R ct is charge-transfer resistance, which results from preventing the diffusion of ions between the electrode materials and electrolyte.…”
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“…C 1 , C 2 & C 3 were obtained by the process C at the concentration of 0.16, 0.33 and 0.5 g/mL and the comparison from literature[30,31,[51][52][53][54][55][56] …”
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“…9b. The steeper slope of the plot for the carbon-1:1:1 sample affirms its superior capacitive behavior, and smaller semicircle of the carbon-1:1:1 sample indicates lower charge-transfer resistance between electrode material and electrolyte [38]. Additionally, after cycling 5000 times, the semicircular arcs of both samples are much larger than those of before cycling, corresponding to the enhancement of the charge-transfer resistance in the electrode reaction [39].…”
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confidence: 66%