Abstract
Examination of the surface of activated charcoals and interface by measuring the integral heat of wetting, ζ-potential, and concentration of functional groups on the surface of activated carbons of various grades, used as electrode materials for supercapacitors, allows scientifically substantiated choice of supercapacitor electrode materials and electrolytes. A scientifically substantiated approach to choosing an electrode–electrolyte pair for a symmetrical supercapacitor with definite maximal capacitance or maximal pulse power is suggested.
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