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The Experiment

The scientists transformed the toxic and non-biodegradable fibers of the cigarette butts into a carbon-based material using a one-step burning technique called pyrolysis. Burning the fibers in the presence of nitrogen results in a carbon-based material filled with tiny pores. These pores make it a better supercapacitive material by increasing the surface area. A combination of different pore sizes further ensures that the material can have high energy densities.

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POES- EC: RESEARCH ON SUPERCAPACITORS

By Ma. Juliana Callangan