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Nanophase-separated block-co-polymers based on phosphonated pentafluorostyrene and octylstyrene for proton-exchange membranes

Auffarth et al., 2023

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Auffarth S
Wagner M
Krieger A
Fritsch B
Hager L
Hutzler A
Böhm T
Thiele S
Kerres J
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ACS Materials Letters

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Nanophase separation into hydrophobic and hydrophilic domains in commercial perfluorosulfonic acid polymers promotes high conductivity by forming proton-conductive channels within a matrix. To transfer this beneficial phase separation to phosphonic acid …
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