3. Physical characteristics
3.1 Conductivity, transparency, thermal stability
The ionic conductivity of various ionogels, and of the ionic liquid confined within them, with and without lithium salt, is shown in figure 4. To obtain realistic conductivity values, as well as to observe the transitions that occur with temperature changes, it is essential to eliminate water as far as possible. An ionic liquid, even a hydrophobic one, can typically...
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