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Synthesis and characterization of aniline‐containing anion‐conducting polymer electrolyte membranes by radiation‐induced graft polymerization

Hamada et al., 2018

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5690785618894941050
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Hamada T
Yoshimura K
Hiroki A
Maekawa Y
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Journal of Applied Polymer Science

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Poly (trimethylaminostyrene hydroxide)‐grafted poly (ethylene‐co‐tetrafluoroethylene)( ETFE) membranes (An‐AEM/OH) were prepared by the radiation‐induced graft polymerization of N, N‐dimethylaminostyrene and successive quaternization and anion …
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