Proton-conducting polymers with reduced methanol permeation
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Proton transfer between sulfonic acid sites and polymeric basic moieties in acid-base membrane blends leads to cross-links that increase osmotic stability (lower solvent swelling) and reduce membrane brittleness upon drying, compared to uncross-linked or covalently crosslinked sulfonic acid polymers.
“Proton transfer ͑partial or complete͒ between sulfonic acid sites and polymeric basic moieties in the blend lead to the formation of cross-links which increased the osmotic stability ͑lower solvent swelling͒ of the resultant membrane and also reduced membrane brittleness upon drying, as compared to uncross-linked or covalently crosslinked sulfonic acid polymers.”
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- Walker, M., Baumg�rtner, K.-M., Kaiser, M., Kerres, J., Ullrich, A., & R�uchle, E.
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- Journal of Applied Polymer Science
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- 1999
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