3. Materials
3.1 Blocking electrodes
Carbon remains the preferred material for blocking electrodes, especially as new varieties of activated carbon, activated fibers, aerogels and nanotubes continue to emerge. We now know how to obtain materials with a very high specific surface area, interesting chemical and electrochemical stabilities and acceptable electronic conductivities. Specific surface area is generally measured by the BET (Brunauer-Emmett-Teller) method
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References
SUPPLIERS
These lists are not exhaustive.
Activated carbon in powder, fiber, aerogel, nanotube or paper form
Germany
Kynol Europa
France
CECA
Pica-Actitex
...Supercapacitors on the market
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United States
Cooper/PowerStor
Evans Corp.
Supercapacitors currently on the market or under development
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France
SAFT France
United States
IMRA
OTHER COMPANIES
As the field is expanding rapidly, we can mention a few other companies and organizations.
Germany
Dornier GMBH
France
CEAC, Bolloré Technologie (carbon composite electrode films)
Japan
Asahi Glass
Kanebo
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Nichicon...
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