Preparation Of Fast Proton-Conducting Gels By Hydration Of Metaphosphate Glasses

When zinc metaphosphate glass powders were mixed with water, the mixture of the glass powders and water was completely converted into translucent hydrogels. Electrical conductivities of the hydrogels, whose weight ratios of the mixtures of the glass powders and water were 1:0.5,1.1 & 1.2, showed 0.1,2.8 & 8.9mS/cm, respectively at 30C. The conductivities of the hydrogels increased and the activation energies for the electrical conduction decreased with increasing the water content in the hydrogels. Electric double layer capacitors (EDCs) were prepared using electrolytes consisting of the hydrogels. They showed no oxidation- reduction processes in the range of 0-1V. The specific capacities of the EDC cell for the glass derived hydrogels increased with increasing the water content in the hydrogels.

Author
T Akamatsu Et Al
Origin
Japan & Germany
Journal Title
Physics & Chemistry Of Glasses June 2007 Volume 48 3 195-200
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 3341

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Preparation Of Fast Proton-Conducting Gels By Hydration Of Metaphosphate Glasses
Physics & Chemistry Of Glasses June 2007 Volume 48 3 195-200
S 3341
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