Получение и физико-химические свойства протонообменных мембран на основе фторированных полимеров
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Другим перспективным подходом является создание новых мембран, в частности, введением протонгенерирующих добавок в матрицу фторированных полимеров (поливинилиденфторид (ПВДФ), тефлон и др.) путем инициируемой прививки мономеров, в основном стирола, с последующим сульфированием привитого материала. Широкое распространение получили методы инициируемой прививки (у-излучения, пучки ускоренных… Читать ещё >
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