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Proton conducting polymer electrolytes preparation

Savinell R, Litt M (2000) Proton conducting polymer electrolyte prepared by direct acid casting. US Patent 6,099,988... [Pg.237]

C. The thermal stability of alkylsulfonated polymer electrolytes can be attributed to the strong chemical bond between the alkyl and the sulfonic acid groups. The introduction of alkylsulfonic acid groups into thermostable polymers involving alkane sultone is one of the most important approaches to the preparation of thermostable proton-conducting polymer electrolytes. [Pg.114]

Many approaches have been developed for the production of ionic liquid-polymer composite membranes. For example, Doyle et al. [165] prepared RTILs/PFSA composite membranes by swelling the Nafion with ionic liquids. When 1-butyl, 3-methyl imidazolium trifluoromethane sulfonate was used as the ionic liquid, the ionic conductivity ofthe composite membrane exceeded 0.1 S cm at 180 °C. A comparison between the ionic liquid-swollen membrane and the liquid itself indicated substantial proton mobility in these composites. Fuller et al. [166] prepared ionic liquid-polymer gel electrolytes by blending hydrophilic RTILs into a poly(vinylidene fiuoridej-hexafluoropropylene copolymer [PVdF(HFP)] matrix. The gel electrolytes prepared with an ionic liquid PVdF(HFP) mass ratio of 2 1 exhibited ionic conductivities >10 Scm at room temperature, and >10 Scm at 100 °C. When Noda and Watanabe [167] investigated the in situ polymerization of vinyl monomers in the RTILs, they produced suitable vinyl monomers that provided transparent, mechanically strong and highly conductive polymer electrolyte films. As an example, a 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate network polymer in which BPBF4 was dissolved exhibited an ionic conductivity of 10 S cm at 30 °C. [Pg.357]

The bulk of EAP-based supercapacitor work to date has focused on Type I devices. Polypyrrole (PPy, Figure 9.4C) has been studied [147,151-153] for this application, with specific capacitance values ranging from 40 to 200 F/g. Garcia-Belmonte and Bisquert [151] electrochemically deposited PPy devices that exhibit specific capacitances of 100-200 F/cm with no apparent dependence on film thickness or porosity extensive modeling of impedance characteristics was used. Hashmi et aL [153] prepared PPy-based devices using proton and lithium-ion conducting polymer electrolytes. As is often observed, electrochemical performance suffered somewhat in polymeric electrolytes single electrode specific capacitances of 40-84 F/g were observed with stability of 1000 cycles over a 1 V window. [Pg.1405]

Interest in new solid polymer electrolytes has driven some research groups to investigate other materials containing proton conducting moieties aside from sulfonic acid. Polymers and copolymers from monomers containing phosphonic-based proton conductors have been reported. Phosphonic and/or phosphinic acid containing polymers have not been well studied because of the rather limited synthetic procedures available for their preparation, compared with sulfonic acid derivatives. Miyatake and Hay... [Pg.366]

As documented in and expressed by these various contributions, the topic Polymers for Fuel Cells is a vast one and concerns numerous synthetic and physico-chemical aspects, derived from the particular application as a solid polymer electrolyte. In this collection of contributions, we have emphasized work which has already led to tests of these polymers in the real fuel cell environment. There exist other synthetic routes for proton-conducting membrane preparation, which are not discussed in this edition. Furthermore, certain polymers are utilized as fuel-cell structure materials, e.g., as gaskets or additives (binder, surface coating) to bipolar plate materials. These aspects are not covered here. [Pg.277]

Many attempts to replace liquid electrolyte by polymer electrolyte in ECSC were published. Polymer electrolytes are aqueous proton-conducting systems or they are based on polymers plastified with propylene carbonate and ethylene carbonate. Thus, alkaline polymer electrolytes were prepared for fully solid-state ECSC batteries... [Pg.282]

Novel polymer electrolytes exhibiting high proton conductivity (higher than 10 Scm ) were prepared by sulfonation of poly(ether sulfone) (PES) (97,98). In these polymers the protons of the sulfonic acid groups are partially replaced by metal ions (Mg, Ti, Al, Ln) which leads to extension of the durabihty of the electrolytes. [Pg.92]

Lin H, Zhao C, Jiang Y, Ma W, Na H (2011) Novel hybrid polymer electrolyte mranbranes with high proton conductivity prepared by a silane-crosslinking technique for direct methanol fuel cells. J Power Sources 196 1744—1749... [Pg.224]

Crosslinked sulfonated PI types have been developed for use as cation exchange membranes. The sulfonated Pis have excellent proton conductivity and a low cost of preparation. These membranes can be used as polymer electrolyte membranes in hydrogen or a direct methanol fuel cell for electric vehicles and portable electric power sources [99]. [Pg.356]

Copolymers with benzimidazole and benzoxazole units have been prepared and used as a polymer electrolyte material [30,11]. The polymer electrolyte material has both high proton conductivity and excellent mechanical properties even when it is obtained by in situ phosphoric acid doping. The polymer electrolyte material may substitute for the conventional phosphoric acid doped polybenzimidazole in a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell, particularly in a high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell. [Pg.376]


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