Plasticized single-ion polymer conductors: conductivity, local and segmental dynamics, and interactions parameters

Article Abstract:

The data on conductivity, local polymer dynamics and segmental dynamics are considered for plasticized polymer electrolytes (PPEs) composed of a dipolar solvent and an ionomer. Plasticization has increased the conductivity and [[sigma].sub.0](T) has remained Vogel Fulcher Tamman (VFT)-like for all small molecules added, showing no changes in the ion transport mechanism.

All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial organic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Plasticizers, Electrolytes, Electrolytic conductivity, Ionomers

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Solution behavior or rod-like polyelectrolyte-surfactant aggregates polymerized from wormlike micelles

Article Abstract:

The characterization of the behavior of a rod-like, water-soluble, polyelectrolyte-surfactant aggregate system (p[C.sub.16]TVB) carried out in aqueous solution determined the partitioning of surfactant in such system and their impact on aggregate structure.

Micelles

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