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Behaviour of PEO-urethane in solutions of carbonates. Synthesis and electrochemical characterisation of PEO-urethane–coke electrodes

Espanet et al., 1998

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10704493625512830654
Author
Espanet B
Vautrin-Ul C
Guégan P
Chaussé A
Messina R
Cheradame H
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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We studied the behaviour of PEO-urethane, resulting from a polycondensationin situ of PEO [poly (ethylene oxide)] with urethane, towards organic carbonate electrolytes. We analysed the weight increase of the PEO-urethane with propylene carbonate (PC) or dimethyl …
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