Jin-Soo Jeong , Kay-Hyeok An , Gyeong-Geun Lee , Jun-Young Noh , Sang-Chul Jung
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Abstract
Hydrogen gas was produced using a novel liquid phase plasma (LPP) process that is differentiated from the existing hydrogen production methods, and the liquid phase plasma carbon black (LPPCB) produced at the same time was mixed with carbon nanotubes (CNT) and applied as a conductive material for an Electric double-layer capacitor (EDLC). The initial charge speed of the conductive material mixed with MWCNT and LPPCB in a ratio of 3:2 was confirmed to be much faster than those of samples with other mixing ratios, and the CV area was also the largest. As the content of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT) in the EDLC electrode increased, the electrical conductivity increased, but it was predicted that the electrical conductivity would decrease if the content of MWCNT increased excessively due to poor physical dispersion. In addition, the resistance of the electrode could be lowered when LPPCB and MWCNT existed at the same time. The added value of LPPCB produced with hydrogen by the LPP method was confirmed, and its performance as a conductive material for EDLC was confirmed to improve when MWCNT was added.
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