Clean Energy Activated Carbon
Activated carbon is a specialized type of carbon that has been processed to obtain a high level of porosity and surface area which aids in adsorption processes. In the clean energy space, activated carbon is utilized in different ways in various systems to achieve environmental and operating objectives. The incorporation of activated carbon supports the industry’s expectations of sustainability and efficiency in energy-related processes. This introduction discusses the general role of activated carbon within the context of clean energy.
Super Capacitor Activated Carbon
Activated carbon (AC) is the most used electrode material in commercial Electric Double-Layer Capacitors (EDLCs), which are the most widely used supercapacitors. AC serves an important function
Lithium Battery Activated Carbon
Activated carbon is an extremely porous carbon with a massive internal surface area. Its most significant role is as the positive electrode material in Lithium-Ion Capacitors (LICs).
