specific capacitance

The electrochemical behavior of carbon-fabric electrodes in the pristine state and after modification with titanium (magnetron sputtering), silver (chemical precipitation) and sequential titanium/silver coatings was studied. The effect of metallic coatings on the conductivity, permittivity, and dielectric losses of model symmetric supercapacitors–fabricated using carbon-fabric electrodes, both with and without the coatings– was investigated.

The behavior of electrolytically deposited Pb and Zn in 40% perchloric acid at temperatures ranging from 30°C – +55°C. It is established that the electrochemical system Zn/HClO₄/PbO₂ has a higher discharge voltage and specific capacity compared to the system РЬ/НClO₄/РЬO₂. It is shown that in the temperature range from 0°C to +55°C the specific capacitance of the investigated electrochemical systems vary slightly.