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Highly stable performance of supercapacitors from phosphorus-enriched carbons.

Phosphorus-rich microporous carbons (P-carbons) prepared by a simple H(3)PO(4) activation of three different carbon precursors exhibit enhanced supercapacitive performance in 1 M H(2)SO(4) when highly stable performance can be achieved at potentials larger than the theoretical decomposition potential of water. This ability of P-carbons greatly enhances the energy density of supercapacitors that are capable of delivering 16 Wh/kg compared to 5 Wh/kg for the commercial carbon. An intercept-free multiple linear regression model confirms the strongest influence of phosphorus on capacitance together with micropores 0.65-0.83 nm in width that are the most effective in forming the electric double layer.