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Polyvinyl alcohol-acid redox active gel electrolytes for electrical double-layer capacitor devices

Aljafari et al., 2019

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15042224079628602266
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Aljafari B
Alamro T
Ram M
Takshi A
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Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry

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Since the mechanism of charge storage in electrical double-layer capacitors (EDLCs) relies on diffusion of ions into the pores of the electrodes, in general, a much lower capacitance is expected for gel-based electrolytes than liquid electrolytes. However, in this work, we have …
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