Journal of Inorganic Materials

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Solid Adulterating in Nickel Electrodes and Its Application in Asymmetric Hybrid Capacitor

SU Yue-Feng; WU Feng; BAO Li-Ying   

  1. School of Chemical Engineering & the Environment; Beijing Institute of Technology; Laboratory of National Development Center of Hi-Tech Green Materials; Beijing 100081; China
  • Received:2004-03-19 Revised:2004-06-25 Published:2005-03-20 Online:2005-03-20

Abstract: For adulterating nickel electrode with CoO and Zn powders, layers of solid solute materials will be deposited on the surface of Ni(OH)2 after several charge-discharge cycles. This can optimize the
composing and configuration of active materials on surface of Ni(OH)2. Thus the nickel electrode is more suitable to work in C/Ni(OH)2 asymmetric hybrid capacitor system. This work shows that
in high rate discharge condition, the capacity of the nickel electrode adulterated with 10% CoO is 2 times of the capacity of the no adulterating electrode. If electron conductor, Ni powder is substituted
by 5% Zn powder in the electrode, the high power capacity and cycle performance of the nickel electrode can be improved.

Key words: nickel electrode, solid adulterating, asymmetric hybrid capacitor

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