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Will the high surface area of carbon nanotubes and high dielectric constant of calcium copper titanate be used together in supercapacitors?
The discussion centers on the feasibility of combining carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with calcium copper titanate (CCTO) in supercapacitor applications. Key concerns include the geometry of the structures, insulation, conduction paths, and potential issues with contact bonding between CNTs and CCTO. The high surface area of CNTs poses challenges due to their limited interaction with CCTO, leading to the conclusion that a conductive metal substrate is a more viable option for enhancing supercapacitor performance.
PREREQUISITESMaterials scientists, electrical engineers, and researchers focused on energy storage technologies, particularly those interested in supercapacitor development and composite material applications.