Inside Back Cover: New Carbon Monoliths for Supercapacitor Electrodes. Looking at the Double Layer (ChemElectroChem 5/2017) | Zendy

MorenoFernandez Gelines | Zendy; Kunowsky Mirko | Zendy; LilloRódenas Maria Ángeles | Zendy; Ibañez Joaquin | Zendy; Rojo Jose M. | Zendy

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Inside Back Cover: New Carbon Monoliths for Supercapacitor Electrodes. Looking at the Double Layer (ChemElectroChem 5/2017)

Author(s) -

MorenoFernandez Gelines,

Kunowsky Mirko,

LilloRódenas Maria Ángeles,

Ibañez Joaquin,

Rojo Jose M.

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

chemelectrochem

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.182

H-Index - 59

ISSN - 2196-0216

DOI - 10.1002/celc.201700331

Subject(s) - monolith , carbonization , supercapacitor , anthracite , materials science , carbon fibers , electrode , adsorption , porosity , activated carbon , phase (matter) , layer (electronics) , chemical engineering , cover (algebra) , composite material , mineralogy , chemistry , organic chemistry , catalysis , coal , capacitance , mechanical engineering , scanning electron microscope , composite number , engineering

The Inside Back Cover picture illustrates the possibility of studying the double layer of supercapacitor electrodes with carbon monoliths. The background shows a photograph of such a monolith. From the magnified image (magnifying glass, upper right), it can be observed that the monoliths are composed of two different carbon material phases: A KOH‐activated anthracite phase (blue colored) and a carbon phase which resulted from carbonization of the PVDC binder and holds the monolith together (yellow). N 2 ‐adsorption isotherms (upper left) reveal that the anthracite phase (blue curve) reaches higher adsorption amounts, indicating a higher porosity than the carbonized binder (yellow curve). More information can be found in the Article by J. M. Rojo and co‐workers on page 1016 in Issue 5, 2017 (DOI: 10.1002/celc.201600848).

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