Journal of The Electrochemical Society· 2015Q1
To Be or Not To Be Pseudocapacitive?
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Short summary
This paper questions the common classification of certain electrode materials as pseudocapacitive, arguing that many observed behaviors are instead due to intercalation or diffusion-limited processes.
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Key points
- Many materials labeled 'pseudocapacitive' may exhibit intercalation or diffusion-limited charge storage.
- Surface redox reactions are not always the primary mechanism for charge storage in these materials.
- A more precise classification of charge storage mechanisms is necessary for material development.
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Field: Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
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