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Cross-linked poly (vinylbenzyl chloride) anion exchange membranes with long flexible multihead for fuel cells

Hu et al., 2018

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1144926988323783898
Author
Hu E
Lin C
Liu F
Yang Q
Li L
Zhang Q
Zhu A
Liu Q
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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To enhance the ionic conductivity and mechanical property of the chemically stable aliphatic anion exchange membranes (AEMs), cross-linked poly (vinylbenzyl chloride) AEMs (PVBC- xQ4) bearing long flexible cross-linker chains with multiple quaternary ammonium (QA) …
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