Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 1993, Vol. 14 ›› Issue (11): 1609.

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Effect of Pressure on Conductivity in Epoxy Resin-Polyethylene Glycal Interpenetrating Polymer Networks Containing Lithium Perchlorate

LI Guang-Yuan1, WANG Xiao-Yan1, WANG Xiu-Fang1, HU Chun-Pu2, YING Sheng-Kang2   

  1. 1. Department of Physics, Institute of Material Science, Shanghai, 200237;
    2. East China Universityof Chemical Technology, Shanghai, 200237
  • Received:1992-12-21 Revised:1993-08-25 Online:1993-11-24 Published:1993-11-24

Abstract: Ionic conductivity of epoxy resin-polyethylene glycal (PE0400) interpenetrating polymer networks (IPN) containing lithium perchlorate between 25-70℃ under pressure from 0 to 40 MPa was investigated.The conductivity maximum exists near 4-5 MPa on conductivity versus pressure curve for these amorphous films.Over 5 MPa the conductivity decreased with increasing pressure.The effect of pressure on the activation volume is determined.For pressure dependence of conductivity and activation volume a microscopic explanation was obtained by considering the crystal picture of ionic transport passages according to crystal chemistry.

Key words: PEO-salt complex, Epoxy, Interpenetration networks, Ionic conductivity, Activation volume

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