pszeudokapacitás
Pseudokapacitás refers to a phenomenon observed in some electrochemical systems, particularly in certain types of capacitors. It arises when a Faradaic process, which involves a charge transfer reaction, contributes to the overall charge storage mechanism. Unlike ideal electrostatic capacitance where charge storage is purely due to the accumulation of ions at an interface, pseudocapacitance involves redox reactions occurring at the electrode surface or within the bulk of the electrode material.
This charge storage mechanism is characterized by a capacitance that is often significantly higher than what
The effective capacitance in a pseudocapacitive system depends on factors such as the applied potential, the