Polyaniline (PANI) was synthesized exclusively inside the micropores of activated carbon (AC). This nanosized PANI was smaller than 2 nm in diameter and allowed for fast redox reactions, exhibiting superior pseudocapacitance in terms of power and energy densities over the electric double layer capacitance generated inside the micropores.
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