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Self-discharge of a hybrid supercapacitor with incorporated galvanic cell components

Wang et al., 2018

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3446486803289800164
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Wang Y
Qiao X
Zhang C
Zhou X
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Supercapacitors can provide a high specific power and long cycle life but suffer a significant self-discharge limiting their application as a stand-alone energy storage device. A new hybrid supercapacitor with incorporated galvanic cell components was proposed to mitigate …
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