I applied cuprous oxide onto a Titanium plate and subjected it to sulfur treatment, employing Ammonium sulfide vapor. This process was undertaken to create a supercapacitor, which involved the use of a gel electrolyte. What is the procedure for calculating the Active mass of the electrode material?
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Nimasha Dulmini Wijesinghe To calculate the active mass of electrode material, measure the total mass of the electrode, subtract the inactive mass, apply the percentage, and use the Tamene Beshaw formula.
Active Mass=(Total Mass−Mass of Current Collector)× (Percentage of Active Material/100)
Accurate measurements and specific capacitance are crucial for optimal supercapacitor design.
- Afif, A., Rahman, S. M., Azad, A. T., Zaini, J., Islan, M. A., & Azad, A. K. (2019). Advanced materials and technologies for hybrid supercapacitors for energy storage–A review. Journal of Energy Storage, 25, 100852.
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