Preparation and characterization of new anhydrous, conducting membranes based on composites of ionic liquid trifluoroacetic propylamine and polymers of sulfonated poly (ether ether) ketone or polyvinylidenefluoride
A novel ionic liquid of trifluoroacetic propylamine, i.e., [CH 3CH 2CH 2NH 3 +] [CF 3COO −] (TFAPA), was synthesized from trifluoroacetic acid and propylamine. The ionic liquid of TFAPA was used to prepare anhydrous, conducting membranes based on polymers of sulfonated poly (ether ether) ketone (SPE...
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description | A novel ionic liquid of trifluoroacetic propylamine, i.e., [CH
3CH
2CH
2NH
3
+] [CF
3COO
−] (TFAPA), was synthesized from trifluoroacetic acid and propylamine. The ionic liquid of TFAPA was used to prepare anhydrous, conducting membranes based on polymers of sulfonated poly (ether ether) ketone (SPEEK) or polyvinylidenefluoride (PVDF). The ionic conductivity and mechanical strength of the composite membranes were investigated at elevated temperatures and under anhydrous conditions. Conductivity of 0.030
S/cm was achieved with TFAPA at 180
°C, and of 0.019
S/cm with a membrane containing 70% (wt) TFAPA in SPEEK with a sulfonation degree of 86% at 160
°C. Increasing either ionic liquid content or temperature reduced the mechanical strength of the composite membrane. Efforts were made to improve the strength of TFAPA/SPEEK composite membranes by cross-linking the SPEEK, which led to some strength enhancement at 110
°C and 130
°C. |
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2NH
3
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3COO
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S/cm was achieved with TFAPA at 180
°C, and of 0.019
S/cm with a membrane containing 70% (wt) TFAPA in SPEEK with a sulfonation degree of 86% at 160
°C. Increasing either ionic liquid content or temperature reduced the mechanical strength of the composite membrane. Efforts were made to improve the strength of TFAPA/SPEEK composite membranes by cross-linking the SPEEK, which led to some strength enhancement at 110
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