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The activated carbon used in supercapacitors is characterized by a high surface area, which allows for a greater amount of charge to be stored on its surface. It also has a high electrical conductivity, which allows for the efficient transfer of charge between the carbon electrode and the electrolyte.

The activation process used to create super capacitor activated carbon typically involves the use of chemical activation with agents such as potassium hydroxide (KOH) or phosphoric acid (H3PO4), which can increase the surface area and improve the electrical conductivity of the carbon.

Supercapacitor activated carbon is a critical component of supercapacitor technology, as it provides a high-capacity, high-performance energy storage solution. Its use in supercapacitors has numerous advantages over other energy storage technologies, including high power density, long cycle life, and fast charging and discharging times.