2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3ta00250k
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Hybrid polymer–liquid lithium ion electrolytes: effect of porosity on the ionic and molecular mobility

Abstract: Alternative electrolyte systems such as hybrid electrolytes are much sought after to overcome safety issues related to liquid electrolytes in lithium ion batteries (LIBs). Hybrid solid-liquid electrolytes (HEs) like the...

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“…A conversion value of 94% ± 2% was estimated, a value slightly higher than that found from Raman spectroscopy but reasonably close. This value is the same for the samples prepared with and without the addition of the Li-TFSI salt and is also in agreement with values previously reported for equivalent materials, although analyzed by means of infrared spectroscopy [16] .…”
Section: Chemical Homogeneity and Intermolecular Interactionssupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…A conversion value of 94% ± 2% was estimated, a value slightly higher than that found from Raman spectroscopy but reasonably close. This value is the same for the samples prepared with and without the addition of the Li-TFSI salt and is also in agreement with values previously reported for equivalent materials, although analyzed by means of infrared spectroscopy [16] .…”
Section: Chemical Homogeneity and Intermolecular Interactionssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…This system had an elastic modulus of about 360 MPa and an ionic conductivity of 0.2 mS/cm at ambient temperature [15] . In a subsequent study [16] , it was evidenced that a thermal curing processing route was beneficial for the synthesis of phase-separated methacrylate-based SBE films and structural electrodes, yielding a combination of improved thermo-mechanical properties (up to 750 MPa) and electrochemical performance, similar to that found in UV-cured ones. Nevertheless, the use of organic solvents is accompanied by safety issues related to their flammability and volatility, increasing the risk of fire and explosion, hence limiting the temperature range of safe operation.…”
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confidence: 94%
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