Good afternoon fellow researchers,
I'm working on molecular grafting to increase energy density of asymmetric supercapacitors.
I'm wondering about the importance of the nernst potential of the redox couples i'm grafting.
Thinking of a full cell system, is there a difference in energy density between the 2 cases in the scheme i did.
Taking into account that the charge is the same for carbon and between every couples i just want to know the impact of the nernst potential in that case.
Thank you for your time and kind responses.
Energy density = Current * voltage * time
It may be faraday or non-Faraday material
Selva Kumar Thank you for your answer.
Ok, so basically this means that case 1 would give a system with higher energy density or am i missing something?
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