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PEEKs selectivity/solubility

High proton conductivity (a) and low methanol permeability Pchsoh) are two of the essential characteristics that a polymer electrolyte membrane has to possess in order to be validly proposed for use in DMFC. Combining these two parameters into a factor defined selectivity (=log(o-/P)) [24], a comparison can be more easily carried out within different S-PEEK membranes. In Figure 11, the P factor comparison between a S-PEEK sample and Nafionl 17 membranes is shown. Increasing the DS, the S-PEEK s selectivity decreases because, overcome DS = 70%, the sulfonated polymer becomes more soluble in methanol and then methanol permeability increases [20]. [Pg.149]

Table 1.1 Comparison of predicted to experimental diffusion selectivities and solubility selectivities for (O2, N2) in selected PEEKs. Table 1.1 Comparison of predicted to experimental diffusion selectivities and solubility selectivities for (O2, N2) in selected PEEKs.

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