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A high energy and power density hybrid supercapacitor based on an advanced carbon-coated Li4Ti5O12 electrode
              Abstract.
We describe in this work the synthesis and the characterization of homogeneous, carbon-coated lithium
titanium oxide micro spheres and demonstrate their use for the fabrication of an active negative electrode
combined with a high surface area, activated carbon positive electrode to form an advanced non
aqueous, hybrid supercapacitor. We show that this activated carbon/carbon coated-Li4Ti5O12 device
retains 95% of its initial capacity after 1000 cycles with a maximum volumetric energy and power density
of 57 Wh L-1 and 2600 W L-1, respectively. Due to this unique performance, the hybrid supercapacitor
developed in this work is expected to be a very promising energy storage device suitable for applications
that require high energy levels and fast charge and discharge cycles, such as those requested in the
EV sector.
Keywords: Hybrid supercapacitor, Li4Ti5O12, Microsphere, High energy density, High power density            
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