Abstract

Activated carbon fibers are widely applied for purification, separation, and electrodes, due to their fibrous shape and abundant pore structure. Electrical and thermal properties are the basic features of activated carbon fibers which determine the transport properties and final performance for electrochemical applications. This chapter gives a brief overview of electrical and thermal properties of activated carbon fibers, including the definition and testing methods for measurement, as well as the methods to improve the electrical and thermal properties.

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