2020
DOI: 10.1039/d0cp03751f
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Ether functionalisation, ion conformation and the optimisation of macroscopic properties in ionic liquids

Abstract: Ionic liquids are an attractive material class due to their wide liquid range, intrinsic ionic conductivity, and high chemical as well as electrochemical stability. However, the widespread use of ionic...

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“…Factors governing the viscosity of the cation and anion are not independent of each other as seen by the difference in viscosity for the alkyl and ether substituted cation when exchanging the anion. Similar findings related to a coupling of cation and anion factors affecting the transport properties of ionic liquids are also found in other studies [37]. Lower viscosities for the liquids based on the [FSI] − anion than for ones based on [TFSI] − are a general finding [40] and might be attributed to the smaller ion size or the stronger interaction of the latter with the cation, as it was shown in the literature for the [C 2 C 1 im] + cation [43].…”
Section: Viscositysupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…Factors governing the viscosity of the cation and anion are not independent of each other as seen by the difference in viscosity for the alkyl and ether substituted cation when exchanging the anion. Similar findings related to a coupling of cation and anion factors affecting the transport properties of ionic liquids are also found in other studies [37]. Lower viscosities for the liquids based on the [FSI] − anion than for ones based on [TFSI] − are a general finding [40] and might be attributed to the smaller ion size or the stronger interaction of the latter with the cation, as it was shown in the literature for the [C 2 C 1 im] + cation [43].…”
Section: Viscositysupporting
confidence: 91%
“…between the ether and alkyl samples can be rationalized by a change in the cation conformation as the difference between the weight of the methylene group and the oxygen is too small to account for these relatively large differences. Change in cation conformations from a linear side chain arrangement of the alkyl groups to a kinked one for ether-cations with curling of the side chain around the cation is well known in the literature [37,42]. All temperature-dependent densities showed a linear behavior within the investigated -range.…”
Section: Ionic Liquidmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…They trained an ANN using their MCI as input (see subsection ILs as input data) and testing the result in 26 ILsmostly based on the imidazolium cation family. The results were satisfactory, leading to general deviations less than 5% of the experimental ‡ We tested the deviation of the published library's prediction to experimental results on two ILs recently published from our group, 284…”
Section: Physical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%