Abstract
The first example of a family of low melting temperature ionic liquids based on the highly stable and inertcloso-boron cluster anions is demonstrated. This, combined with excellent physiochemical and electrochemical properties makes this new family of ionic liquids a serious contender towards overcoming key challenges of electrolytes in energy storage systems.
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