A low-swelling crosslinked poly(arylene-quinoxium salt) anion exchange membrane and a method of making the same
By crosslinking halogenated poly(arylene-alkylene) polymers with poly(arylene-quinine) and combining them with a porous substrate, a low-swelling crosslinked poly(arylene-quinine salt) anion exchange membrane was prepared. This solved the problems of high swelling rate and poor mechanical properties of the membrane in water, and achieved high alkalinity stability and improved strength, making it suitable for applications such as fuel cells.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HEFEI UNIV OF TECH
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-05
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-29
AI Technical Summary
Existing poly(arylene-quinine salt) anion exchange membranes have excessively high swelling rates in water, resulting in deteriorated mechanical properties and making it difficult to operate stably in electrolyzers for extended periods. Furthermore, they are prone to degradation under high-temperature and strong alkaline conditions.
A low-swelling cross-linked poly(arylene-alkylene) anion exchange membrane was prepared by using halogenated poly(arylene-quinine) polymers as macromolecular cross-linking agents to chemically cross-link with poly(arylene-quinine) and combining them with a porous substrate.
It improves the membrane's anti-swelling properties and mechanical strength, maintains excellent alkali stability, enhances gas barrier properties, and is suitable for electrochemical energy conversion fields such as fuel cells and water electrolysis.
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