Facile preparation of porous Cu, Ni, and Cu-Ni alloy as electrodes for supercapacitor application

In this article, the acceptance of women as shaman in North and Central Asian Shamanism in the Middle Ages and as witch in Continental Europe in the Late Middle Ages in healing practices, their causes and consequences are examined. Historical evidence and indicators of the fact that mankind is interested in its environment at every period of the cultural process, is interested in unknown, mysterious and mystical events and wants to be present in them are discussed. Nowadays, more are regarded as superstition, magic, in the historical process mystical, mysterious and society in extraordinary ways the secret forces, as most funda- spectroscopy. The improved electrochemical energy storage behavior is attributed to the porosity and high conductivities of Cu64Ni36 alloy. Additionally, this work also offers a new direction for porous bimetallic alloys to study as supercapacitors. It demonstrates the promising behavior of mesoporous Cu64Ni36 alloy as an electrode material for supercapacitor application.

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This article examines the acceptance of women as shamans in North and Central Asian Shamanism and as witches in Continental Europe during the Middle Ages, focusing on their roles in healing practices and the reasons behind them. It discusses historical evidence that demonstrates mankind's interest in its environment and fascination with unknown, mysterious, and mystical events throughout the cultural process.