Graphene oxide, a single layer of graphite oxide, has been used to prepare graphene oxide/polyaniline composite with improved electrochemical performance as supercapacitor electrode by in situ polymerization using a mild oxidant
2010
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- Graphene oxide, a single layer of graphite oxide, has been used to prepare graphene oxide/polyaniline composite with improved electrochemical performance as supercapacitor electrode by in situ polymerization using a mild oxidant
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- The composites are synthesized under different mass ratios, using graphite as start material with two sizes: 12 500 and 500 mesh
- The result shows that the morphology of the prepared composites is influenced dramatically by the different mass ratios
- The improved capacitance retention of 73% and 64% after 500 cycles is obtained for the mass ratios 1:23 and 1:19 compared to PANI of 20%
- This study is of significance for developing new doped PANI materials for supercapacitors
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