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Achieving high volumetric EDLC carbons via hydrothermal carbonization and cyclic activation
2019
Journal of Physics: Energy
A novel activation method involving hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) and a pressure-induced low temperature oxidation has been demonstrated for cellulose derived HTC char by using hydrogen peroxide as an active di-oxygen source. The optimized porosity versus gravimetric capacitance results from cellulose derived HTC char synthesized at 220 o C. Almost homogeneous and small particle size micro-ellipse/sphere, relatively high surface area and narrow pore size distributions lead to a high bulk
doi:10.1088/2515-7655/ab60e6
fatcat:5sd3zf2pmvcjnamerznj3t3zpa