Investigation of the suitability of high performance carbon derived from tea waste biomass for supercapacitor applications
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In this study, the energy storage capacity of carbon derived from industrial tea wastes was determined by electrochemical methods. In the first stage of the study, high performance carbon was derived from biomass resource and detailed characterization of carbon was performed. As a result of the electrochemical measurements, it was found that the carbon materials have 29 F / g energy storage capacity. Thus, it has been demonstrated that cheap, local, national and environmentally friendly energy storage materials can be developed.
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Tuğba Bolat Maden
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Tuğba Bolat Maden (Master Thesis). Investigation of the suitability of high performance carbon derived from tea waste biomass for supercapacitor applications, 2020, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University.
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