The area under CV curve of superconductor immersed in neutral media decreases as nanoparticles content in S.C increases.can anyone help explain this?

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Sridhar Srinivasan

Can you explain it more clearly ??? (can you please show the CV curve, if possible)...

Is it the area under the curve or Specific capacitance of the supercapacitor, which is decreasing???

H. T. Rahal

Dear Prof. Sridhar

The CV shape has no peaks , its similar to the one observed for a supercapacitor

The area under CV is decreasing as the nanoparticle content in superconductor increases...i didnt calculate the specific capacitance..its only the area under CV that is decreasing

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Can you please tell me what is you material? does it contain any carbonaceous material???

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