“…Ionic liquids are used as fillers with the intention to increase proton conductivity of polymeric membranes and also to improve thermal, chemical, and mechanical stability of the membranes. Ionic liquids have found tremendous applications in a wide variety of fields of chemistry, such as organic chemistry [ 133 ], which includes their use as green solvents in organic synthesis [ 134 , 135 ]; catalysis [ 136 , 137 ]; supramolecular chemistry [ 138 , 139 ]; pharmaceutical chemistry [ 140 ]; and as transport agents [ 141 ]. They have also been used in analytical chemistry in engineering applications, sensing, separation, extraction, and drug sensing [ 142 , 143 , 144 , 145 , 146 , 147 , 148 , 149 ], and also in materials science and electrochemistry [ 150 ], among other fields.…”