Polymer electrolyte composition
Boon, Wyndham; Forschner, Thomas Clayton; Gwyn, David Eric; MacCallum, James R.; Smith, Christopher John; Smith, Michael John;
Polymer electrolyte composition
A composition for use as a polymer electrolyte, wherein said composition includes one or more polar materials and one or more polyesters of formula III (see document) wherein each unit A may be identical or different and is of the structure IV (see document) wherein each unit B may be identical or different and is of the structure V (see document) wherein R and R´are each, independently, .....
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- University of Minho Portugal
Conductivity, Polymer electrolyte, Solid polymer electrolyte, Thermal behaviour, Thermal stability, Lithium conducting solid
Conductivity, Polymer electrolyte, Solid polymer electrolyte, Thermal behaviour, Thermal stability, Lithium conducting solid
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