The Aerocapacitor: An Electrochemical Double‐Layer Energy‐Storage Device
The aerocapacitor is a high power‐density, high energy‐density, electrochemical double‐layer capacitor which uses carbon aerogels as electrodes. These electrodes possess
The aerocapacitor is a high power‐density, high energy‐density, electrochemical double‐layer capacitor which uses carbon aerogels as electrodes. These electrodes possess
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