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Anion Exchange Membranes with Dynamic Redox-Responsive Properties
Clara Capparelli
, Carlos R. Fernandez Pulido
, Raymond Lopez-Hallman
, Geoffrey M. Geise
, Michael A. Hickner
Materials Science and Engineering
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
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Water Uptake
100%
Response Properties
100%
Anion Exchange Membrane
100%
Viologen
100%
Redox-responsive
100%
Redox Dynamics
100%
Transport Properties
66%
Permselectivity
66%
Oxidized State
66%
Ionicity
66%
4-vinylbenzyl Chloride
66%
Reduced State
66%
Reduced Form
33%
Polyethylene Glycol
33%
Amines
33%
Membrane Thickness
33%
Property Change
33%
Ion Exchange Capacity
33%
Resistance to Change
33%
Redox Cycling
33%
Charge Concentration
33%
Ionic Resistance
33%
Fixed Charge
33%
Methyl Iodide
33%
Dimethacrylate
33%
Stimuli-responsiveness
33%
Measurable Change
33%
Photoinitiator
33%
Diacrylate
33%
4,4′-bipyridine
33%
Ion Carriers
33%
Reversible Oxidation
33%
Area Specific Resistance
33%
Crosslinker
33%
Chemistry
Anion Exchange Membrane
100%
Transport Property
100%
Chloride
100%
Cation
100%
Acrylate
50%
Radical Polimerization
50%
Bipyridine
50%
Iodomethane
50%
Photoinitiator
50%
Ion Exchange Membrane
50%
Oligomer
50%
Acrylic Acid
50%
Poly(ethylene Glycol Diacrylate)
50%
Amine
50%
Ion Exchange Capacity
50%
Material Science
Ion Exchange
100%
Chloride
50%
Polyethylene Glycol
25%
Free Radical Polymerization
25%