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Electrochemical Supercapacitors

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In presenting this chapter on technology development, it must be stated that attempts to make an up-to-date technology survey are restricted, unfortunately, by the proprietary nature of recent advances, details of which are often unavailable in the public domain, especially information on the preparation of electrode materials and electrode fabrication. Consequently this chapter is based substantially on material garnered from conferences and seminars, and conference proceedings (see Appendix, Section 20.18) on the technological aspects of the developing field of electrochemical capacitor energy storage. Especially valuable are the conference proceedings volumes of the electrochemical capacitor seminars organized by Florida Educational Seminars, Inc., which are referenced in the text that follows by the abbreviation FES and the date.

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