2002
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3935(200206)203:9<1201::aid-macp1201>3.0.co;2-1
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Synthesis and characterization of [PEG400-alt-DEOS]/(δ-MgCl2)0.2597 complex

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“…He also postulates that there are two different modes of magnesium-ion transport within this material: (1) interchain transfer, where the Mg 2+ ion is coordinated by two different PEG400 chains, and (2) intrachain transfer, where the Mg 2+ ion is coordinated by a single PEG chain. For each ion in the bulk material at least two types of coordination sites were predicted, indicated as A and C in Figure , each with a distinct relaxation phenomenon. …”
Section: Magnesiummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He also postulates that there are two different modes of magnesium-ion transport within this material: (1) interchain transfer, where the Mg 2+ ion is coordinated by two different PEG400 chains, and (2) intrachain transfer, where the Mg 2+ ion is coordinated by a single PEG chain. For each ion in the bulk material at least two types of coordination sites were predicted, indicated as A and C in Figure , each with a distinct relaxation phenomenon. …”
Section: Magnesiummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the electrolyte contains 60 % PEG, the 1 H chemical shift in H 2 O becomes very weak, meaning the great enhancement of hydrogen‐bonding interaction. As the further increase of PEG, 1 H chemical of H in methylene in PEG overlaps that of the water molecule [34] . The H‐bond formation in hybrid electrolytes was confirmed by FTIR spectra (Figure S4).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…As the further increase of PEG, 1 H chemical of H in methylene in PEG overlaps that of the water molecule. [34] The H-bond formation in hybrid electrolytes was confirmed by FTIR spectra (Figure S4). The blue shift (lower wave-number) of OÀ H stretching and OÀ H bending vibrations indicates that the OÀ H covalent bond strength is increased, which is ascribed to the decrease of large complexes of water molecules interconnected by hydrogen bonding as the content of PEG increases.…”
Section: Structure and Characterization Of Designed Hybrid Electrolytementioning
confidence: 88%