Preparation method for perfluorosulfonic acid ion membrane by using multilayer solution tape casting
A technology of perfluorosulfonic acid ion and polyperfluorosulfonic acid, which is applied in the direction of final product manufacturing, collector/separator, sustainable manufacturing/processing, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to achieve mechanical properties, and achieve excellent proton conductivity , high power density, fast start-up effect
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[0029] Take 150g of fluororesin and put it into 20% sodium hydroxide solution, transform it in an oven at 100°C for 24h. After transformation, take the sodium-form perfluorosulfonic acid resin out of the oven, use gauze to separate the resin from the sodium hydroxide solution, and wash the sodium-form resin until neutral. After drying the sodium-form resin cleaned to neutrality, it is put into an autoclave together with 500ml of water and 500ml of isopropanol. The temperature of the reactor is set to 250°C, and the rotation speed is set to 120r / min. After the temperature reaches 250°C, the pressure is stable at 6Mpa. Dissolve at constant temperature and pressure for 4 hours, close the reactor, and lower the temperature and pressure. (Since the reactor does not have a cooling device, the temperature and pressure drop is relatively slow, about 10 hours). After the pressure dropped to 0, the solution was withdrawn. The solution taken out was put into a 2L beaker, and 400ml of ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Take 150g of fluororesin and put it into 20% sodium hydroxide solution, transform it in an oven at 100°C for 24h. After transformation, take the sodium-form perfluorosulfonic acid resin out of the oven, use gauze to separate the resin from the sodium hydroxide solution, and wash the sodium-form resin until neutral. After drying the sodium-form resin cleaned to neutrality, it is put into an autoclave together with 500ml of water and 500ml of isopropanol. The temperature of the reactor is set to 250°C, and the rotation speed is set to 120r / min. After the temperature reaches 250°C, the pressure is stable at 6Mpa. Dissolve at constant temperature and pressure for 4 hours, close the reactor, and lower the temperature and pressure. (Since the reactor does not have a cooling device, the temperature and pressure drop is relatively slow, about 10 hours). After the pressure dropped to 0, the solution was withdrawn. The taken out solution was put into a 2L large beaker, and 200...
Embodiment 3
[0033]Take 150g of fluororesin and put it into 20% sodium hydroxide solution, transform it in an oven at 100°C for 24h. After transformation, take the sodium-form perfluorosulfonic acid resin out of the oven, use gauze to separate the resin from the sodium hydroxide solution, and wash the sodium-form resin until neutral. After drying the sodium-form resin cleaned to neutrality, it is put into an autoclave together with 500ml of water and 500ml of isopropanol. The temperature of the reactor is set to 250°C, and the rotation speed is set to 120r / min. After the temperature reaches 250°C, the pressure is stable at 6MPa. Dissolve at constant temperature and pressure for 4 hours, close the reactor, and lower the temperature and pressure. (Since the reactor does not have a cooling device, the temperature and pressure drop is relatively slow, about 10 hours). After the pressure dropped to 0, the solution was withdrawn. The solution taken out was put into a 2L beaker, and 400ml of 1...
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