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Figure: Result CV Previous experiment AC/SWCNT (74.5:20.5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 6000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 120˚C, 6 hr 3.Immersed: 1M LiPF6, 12 hr
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CV behavior of AC/CNT composite electrode
Experiment (3 Electrodes cell) AC/CNT(75:20:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 6000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 60˚C, 12 hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH, 1 hr Specific capacitance (Csp) value Voltage potential : 1V
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Experiment (3 Electrodes cell)
AC/CNT(75:20:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 6000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 60˚C, 12 hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH, 1 hr Specific capacitance (Csp) value = F/g at 10 mV/s Voltage potential : 1V
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Scan rate: 100 mV/s 1.0 V 0.7 V 0.5 V Current: 430 mA Csp : 18.81 F/g
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Scan rate: 50 mV/s 1.0 V 0.7 V 0.5 V Current: 410 mA Csp : 35.98 F/g
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Scan rate: 10 mV/s 1.0 V 0.7 V 0.5 V Current: 400 mA Csp : 185.41 F/g
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Experiment for comparison; Redo experiment
Experiment 1 (2 Electrodes cell) AC/CNT(75:20:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: ˚C, hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH, hr Csp : 7.14 g-1 at 1 mV s-1
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Experiment 2 (2 Electrodes cell)
Pure AC(95:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 6000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 60˚C, 12 hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH, 1 hr Specific capacitance (Csp) value Voltage potential : 1V
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Pure AC(95:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 1000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 120˚C, 1 hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH 30min Specific capacitance (Csp) value = 1.27 F/g Voltage potential : 1V Csp : 1.27F g-1 at 1 mV s-1
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Continued from slide 7 Activated carbon at various scan rates Electrode: Activated Carbon (AC)
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Experiment 3 (2 Electrodes cell)
Pure CNT (95:5) Condition; 1.Pressed: 6000 psi 2.Vacuum-dried in oven: 60˚C, 12 hr 3.Immersed: 6M KOH, 1 hr Specific capacitance (Csp) value = 3.18 F/g Voltage potential : 1V Csp : 3.18 g-1 at 1 mV s-1
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Discussion To prove that AC/CNT is a better electrode compared to AC and CNT electrodes, the Csp results of AC and CNT had been measured separately. It (slide 8)confirms that pure AC is an EDLC types even though it did not show a perfect rectangular shape. By using the same method of fabricating AC/CNT electrode, pure AC gives out Csp of 1.27 F g-1 at 1 mV s-1. Hence, comparing the Csp values of AC and AC/CNT, it is proven that AC/CNT is a better combination to be used as an electrode in a device.
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