Radiation-induced grafting of a butyl-spacer styrenic monomer onto ETFE: The synthesis of the most alkali stable radiation-grafted anion-exchange membrane to date

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An ETFE-(poly(ethylene-co-tetrafluoroethylene))-based radiation-grafted anion-exchange membrane (AEM) containing a butyl-spacer between the benzene and the methylpyrrolidinium groups (C4-AEM) had double the ex situ alkali stability at 80 °C compared to a methylene benchmark (C1-AEM). H2/O2 fuel cells containing C4-AEM still achieved a peak power density of >1 W cm-2.

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Ponce-González, J., Ouachan, I., Varcoe, J. R., & Whelligan, D. K. (2018). Radiation-induced grafting of a butyl-spacer styrenic monomer onto ETFE: The synthesis of the most alkali stable radiation-grafted anion-exchange membrane to date. Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 6(3), 823–827. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7ta10222d

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