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Gubin S. P., Rychagov A. Y., Tkachev S. V., Kornilov D. Y., Almazova A. S., Krasnova E. S., Voronov V. A., Chuprov P. N. Supercapacitor based on electrochemically reduced graphene oxide. Electrochemical Energetics, 2015, vol. 15, iss. 2, pp. 57-63. DOI: 10.18500/1608-4039-2015-15-2-57-63, EDN: VVIZJP

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VVIZJP

Supercapacitor based on electrochemically reduced graphene oxide

Autors: 
Gubin Sergei Pavlovich, Institute of the General and Inorganic Chemistry of N. S. Kurnakov of RAS
Rychagov Aleksei Yur'evich, Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of A. N. Frumkina of RAS
Tkachev Sergey Viktorovich, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Kornilov Denis Yur'evich, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Almazova Anna Sergeevna, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Krasnova Elena Sergeevna, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Voronov Vsevolod Andreevich, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Chuprov Pavel Nikolaevich, Limited Liability Company «AkKo Lab»
Abstract: 

This article show results of research work which focused on a new electrodes for symmetrical supercapacitor which made from electrochemically reduced graphene oxide films.

The recovery process illustrated by experimental recordings С-V curves. Was identified the dependence of the reduced graphene oxide specific capacity from rate of charge/discharge, for symmetric and unipolar working voltage range. Was identified supercapacitor power density when it was tested in cyclic charge-discharge duty of the potentiostat with different speeds.

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Received: 
30.05.2015
Accepted: 
30.05.2015
Published: 
30.06.2015