ArticleNanoscale advances2021
A high energy flexible symmetric supercapacitor fabricated using N-doped activated carbon derived from palm flowers.
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Abstract
Nitrogen doped activated carbons of high surface area are synthesized using palm flower biomaterial by KOH activation followed by pyrolysis. The concentration of the activating agent KOH and carbonization temperature are found to be crucial to obtain high surface area activated carbon. The optimal concentration of KOH and carbonization temperature for the synthesis of activated carbon, respectively, are 2 M and 800 °C in the flow of nitrogen gas. The optimized conditions have been employed to further prepare nitrogen doped activated carbon (NAC) by varying the weight ratio of palm flowers to melamine. All activated carbons are characterized by powder XRD, BET analysis, RAMAN spectroscopy, HR-SEM analysis, HR-TEM analysis and FT-IR analysis. With 2 wt% nitrogen doping, the BET surface area and pore diameter of the NAC-2 sample are 1054 m
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