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. 2019 Feb 22;9(12):6419–6428. doi: 10.1039/c8ra07587e

Specific capacitance and cycle stability of cellulose carbon materials are reported in the literaturea.

Electrode materials Electrolyte C s Current density Stability Cycles Ref.
CNFs from partially hydrolyzed CA NFs 6 M KOH 241 F g−1 1 A g−1 99% (200 mV s−1) 10 000 23
NCFs from cellulose and CNTs 6 M KOH 145 F g−1 10 A g−1 94% (2 A g−1) 1000 24
CNFs from PPy-coated cellulose NFs 6 M KOH 171 F g−1 1 A g−1 98% (100 mV s−1) 5000 25
CNFs from PAN/CA 6 M KOH 280 F g−1 0.1 A g−1 96.8% (1 A g−1) 2000 63
3D porous carbon from activated cellulose 6 M KOH 162 F g−1 0.5 A g−1 99.8% (10 A g−1) 5000 65
Carbon material from natural cellulose 5 M KCl 107 F g−1 1 A g−1 90% (1 A g−1) 2000 66
Cellulose-derived composite electrodes 6 M KOH 101 F g−1 5 mV s−1 96.6% (1.5 A g−1) 2000 67
MMC via carbonizing cellulose aerogel 1 M H2SO4 160 F g−1 0.2 A g−1 90% (1 A g−1) 10 000 68
3D interwoven structural film prepared from graphene and cellulose 1 M H2SO4 120 F g−1 1 mV s−1 99% (50 mV s−1) 5000 69
CACNFs from activated CA nanofiber 6 M KOH 143 F g−1 0.1 A g−1 92% (5 A g−1) 5000 This work
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C s: specific capacitance; CNFs: carbon nanofibers; NFs: nanofibers; CA: cellulose acetate; NCFs: nanocomposite fibers; CNTs: carbon Nanotubes; PPy: polypyrrole; PAN: polyacrylonitrile; MMC: Micro- and meso-porous carbon; 3D: three-dimensional.