ArticleSmall science2026
High-Performance Printed Supercapacitors Based on NaOH-Activated Wood-Derived Carbon: Optimized Porosity and Long-Term Stability in Aqueous Electrolytes.
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The transition to sustainable energy technologies calls for supercapacitors that are not only efficient but also environmentally responsible. In this work, a step towards solving this challenge is taken by applying a low-temperature NaOH activation strategy to alder-wood-derived carbon. Such process generates an amorphous carbon matrix with thinly-layered sheets of graphene-like domains, facilitating efficient ion-electron transport, as revealed through comprehensive material characterizations. Various carbon structures were obtained by adjusting the alkali-to-carbon ratio and activation temperature wherein the most effective is 3:1 ratio at 600 °C (AWC 3-600). Its combined 2393 m
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