COA of Formula: C8H15BF4N2In 2020 ,《Effects of Surface Transition and Adsorption on Ionic Liquid Capacitors》 was published in Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters. The article was written by Chao, Huikuan; Wang, Zhen-Gang. The article contains the following contents:
Room-temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) are synthetic electrolytes with electrochem. stability superior to that of conventional aqueous-based electrolytes, allowing a significantly enlarged electrochem. window for application as capacitors. In this study, we propose a variant of an existing RTIL model for solvent-free RTILs, accounting for both ion-ion correlations and nonelectrostatic interactions. Using this model, we explore the phenomenon of spontaneous surface charge separation in RTIL capacitors and find that this transition is a common feature for realistic choices of the model parameters in most RTILs. In addition, we investigate the effects of asym. preferential ion adsorption on this charge separation transition and find that proximity of the transition in this case can result in greatly enhanced energy storage. Our work suggests that differential chem. treatment of electrodes can be a simple and useful means for optimizing energy storage in RTIL capacitors. The experimental process involved the reaction of 3-Butyl-1-methyl-1H-imidazol-3-ium tetrafluoroborate(cas: 174501-65-6COA of Formula: C8H15BF4N2)
3-Butyl-1-methyl-1H-imidazol-3-ium tetrafluoroborate(cas: 174501-65-6) is a member of lonic liquids. Actually, lonic liquids as innovative fluids have received wide attention only during the past two decades. The number of SCI papers published on lonic liquids has exponentially increased from a few in 1996 to >5000 in 2016, exceeding the annual growth rates of other popular scientific areas. COA of Formula: C8H15BF4N2
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