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Suga et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Redox-active radical polymers for a totally organic rechargeable battery

Suga et al., 2012

Document ID
9483245175512153516
Author
Suga T
Nishide H
Publication year
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Polymers for energy storage and delivery: polyelectrolytes for batteries and fuel cells

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“Radical polymers” bearing a high density of unpaired electrons in a pendant, non- conjugated fashion on each repeating unit were utilized as cathode-and anode-active materials in a totally organic-based rechargeable battery. Careful molecular design of …
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