Single Lithium Ion Conducting Polymer Electrolyte

Because of the importance of this starting material, considerable effort was expended on modification of the reported workup. Elimination of all extraction and careful acidification of the diluted reaction mixture at low temperature leads to a consistent 40-50% yield of product exhibiting the charac...

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Main Authors: Feld, William A, Weimers, Denise M
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ANTHRACENES
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ANTIBIOTICS
COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
Electrochemical Energy Storage
LITHIUM BATTERIES
MODIFICATION
NAPHTHALENES
Organic Chemistry
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Physical Chemistry
POLYELECTROLYTES
POLYMER ELECTROLYTES
PORPHYRINS
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ANTIBIOTICS
COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
Electrochemical Energy Storage
LITHIUM BATTERIES
MODIFICATION
NAPHTHALENES
Organic Chemistry
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Physical Chemistry
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POLYMER ELECTROLYTES
PORPHYRINS
SYNTHESIS(CHEMISTRY)
WUAFOSR2303BV
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