“…To date, many polymer matrices have been used in polymer electrolytes for supercapacitors (e.g., PVA and PVC), among which PVA has attracted much interest because of outstanding solvent holding capacity, good thin-film formation capability, high mechanical strength, and wide temperature range in which they are stable in a gel phase [73]. Water-containing polymer electrolyte systems such as PVA-H 3 PO 4 [74,75], PVA-H 2 SO 4 [76,77], PVA-KOH [78,79], PVA-Na 2 SO 4 [80,81], and PVA-LiCl [82,83] have been frequently used as supercapacitor polymer electrolytes. The acidic solute-containing polymer electrolytes are usually called proton-conducting polymer electrolyte.…”