Part 2 consists of using the electrode material created in part 1 and incorporating it into the supercapacitor components. First, the current collector strips or grafoil were cut into 2in x 1in rectangle strips. Then, the current collector strip was coated in the MnO2 electrode material made in part 1. A small tab was left unpainted while painting the MnO2 electrode solution. This step was done again on another current collector strip. They created two current collector strips with electrode material painted on them. These two strips were left to dry for 5-6 hours until the electrode solution was dry to touch. Then, the dielectric or separator, tissue paper, was cut into a 1.5in x 1in strip. 3-5 drops of electrolyte were added to the separator material. Then, a sandwich-type structure was formed with the coated current collector on the bottom and the separator material on top. Then, the other current collector strip was also placed on top of the separator. A heavy weight was placed on the finished supercapacitor for about 10 hours. Part 2 was repeated to create two supercapacitors to validate the results further.