Anomalous Capacitance Maximum of the Glassy Carbon–Ionic Liquid Interface through Dilution with Organic Solvents
David J. Bozym(Princeton University), İlhan A. Aksay(Princeton University), Nicholas J. Szamreta(Princeton University), Pablo G. Debenedetti(Princeton University), Michael A. Pope(Princeton University), David T. Limmer(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Betül Uralcan(Princeton University)
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