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An ideal capacitor produces a rectangular cyclic voltammogram.

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An ideal capacitor exhibits pure electrostatic (non-Faradaic) charge storage, resulting in a classic rectangular cyclic voltammogram.

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Boronium Ionic Liquids for High-Voltage Supercapacitors.

2025 · cited by 0

Paper 4 demonstrates that double-layer capacitors with boronium ionic liquids exhibit nearly rectangular cyclic voltammetry curves, reflecting ideal capacitive behavior.

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Towards realistic electrical double layer capacitor device with elevated energy and power densities designed from plasticized nanocomposite PVA-based electrolyte.

2026 · cited by 0

Paper 8 notes that the cyclic voltammetry results of the constructed electrical double-layer capacitor displayed a non-Faradaic charge storage process with a leaf-like profile characteristic of ideal capacitive behavior.

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judged → SUPPORTED · 7501 Aug 2026

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