Ionic conduction study on biopolymer electrolytes based carboxymethyl cellulose/kappa carrageenan doped NH4BR
Since the introduction of polymer based electrolytes in 1970s, numerous polymers were particularly interesting especially the using of biopolymer have been investigated. This type of electrolyte material was introduced in order to avoid many of the problems encountered when using in electrochemical...
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