US Patent 9548514 Stretchable, solvent free, completely amorphous solid electrolyte films
Patent 9548514 was granted and assigned to The University of Akron on January, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method of creating an electrolyte film includes mixing succinonitrile (SCN), lithium salt and crosslinkable polyether addition to form an isotropic amorphous mixture; and crosslinking the crosslinkable polyether to form a cured film, wherein the cured film remains amorphous without undergoing polymerization-induced phase separation or crystallization.
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Mauricio Echeverri0
Thein Kyu0
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US Patent 09548514 Stretchable, solvent free, completely amorphous solid electrolyte films US Patent 9548514 Stretchable, solvent free, completely amorphous solid electrolyte films
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US Patent 09548514 Stretchable, solvent free, completely amorphous solid electrolyte films
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09548514
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January 17, 2017
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14352841
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October 22, 2012
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