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Perfluorosulphonate ionomer

By electropolymerization of pyrrole in solvents containing polyelectrolytes such as potassium polyvinylsulfate, it is possible to prepare films of polypyrrole with polymeric counterions which have good conductivity (1-10 S cm-1) and strength (49 MPa) 303 304,305). Such a material could be used reversibly to absorb cations in an ion exchange system. Pyrrole has also been electrochemically polymerized in microporous polytetrafluoroethylene membranes (Gore-tex), impregnated with a perfluorosulphonate ionomer 3061. [Pg.35]

The hydrogel of perfluorosulphonate ionomer is also an effective electroactive material. This material already shows actuating properties as a film of 0.2mm in a DC field, with application of only 3 V16. The principle of the deforming mechanism is similar to that for other polyelectrolyte gels. The response time and durability are much better than for... [Pg.220]

Gebel, G., Aldebert, P., and Pineri, M., Swelling study of perfluorosulphonated ionomer membranes, Polymer, 34, 333, 1993. [Pg.303]

Figure 13.1 Generic chemical formula of perfluorosulphonate ionomer (PFSI), with variable indices m and n. For Flemion m = 0-1, n = 1-5 Nafion m =, n = 2 Dow m=, n= Aciplex m = 0-2, n = 1-4. Typical molecular weights are estimated to be in the range 10 -10 g moF (Mauritz and Moore [2]), which would correspond a random copolymer with x = 595-5945, y = 91-909 for 1100 EW molecules of Nafion. Figure 13.1 Generic chemical formula of perfluorosulphonate ionomer (PFSI), with variable indices m and n. For Flemion m = 0-1, n = 1-5 Nafion m =, n = 2 Dow m=, n= Aciplex m = 0-2, n = 1-4. Typical molecular weights are estimated to be in the range 10 -10 g moF (Mauritz and Moore [2]), which would correspond a random copolymer with x = 595-5945, y = 91-909 for 1100 EW molecules of Nafion.

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