论文信息 - Self-tracking in solvent-free, low-dimensional polymer electrolyte blends with lithium salts giving high ambient DC conductivity

Self-tracking in solvent-free, low-dimensional polymer electrolyte blends with lithium salts giving high ambient DC conductivity

A solvent-free, low-dimensional polymer electrolyte blend is described demonstrating a novel process of ‘self-tracking’ along the field direction in DC polarisation between lithium electrodes and giving ambient DC and AC conductivities upto 10−3 S cm−1 with low temperature dependence of conduction.

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