KACS

Acronym	Definition
KACS	Korean American Community Services (est. 1972)
KACS	Kentucky Association of Convenience Stores
KACS	Koenigsegg Advanced Control System (automotive engineering)

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Table S1 shows that KACs were composed of C and O and trace amount of N.

The capacitive performance of KACs as electrode materials for SC application was tested in the aqueous solution of 1 M [H.sub.2]S[O.sub.4].

The resultant products were marked as Konjac derived activated carbon (KAC)--700, 800, and 900, respectively.

The steep increase in low-angle scatter in KAC samples compared with UAC originates from the enriched micro/mesopores [29].

Therefore, BET characterization was conducted to further evaluate the texture properties and the effect of KOH amount and activation temperature on the pore structure of KAC materials.

KAC-900 and KAC-4 showed remarkable capacitance retention of ~77% with the current density increasing from 0.5 A/g to 10 A/g, which was better than that of the rest KAC samples (70%~ 72%).

Above all, KAC-700 exhibited the highest specific capacitance while KAC-900 and KAC-4 showed the best rate capability among the series of KAC materials.

Konjac Sponge Derived Carbon Flakes with Optimized Pore Structure for High-Performance Supercapacitor

To this end, the panchayat president and the VAO (arguably the most important state agents at the village level) were invited to be a part of the village Kiosk Advisory Committee (KAC).

(26.) In Lakshmi's village, too, the KAC was envisioned as a way to make the president a part of the effort and bring him into the loop.

Looking beyond "information provision": the importance of being a kiosk operator in the Sustainable Access in Rural India (SARI) Project, Tamil Nadu, India