Abstract
AbstractTwo classes of alkali metal single-ion conducting polymer electrolytes have been characterized and their conductivities examined. Both polymers are sodium ion conductors. The first class is based upon a tetra(alkoxy)-aluminate counterion incorporated into a polyether network, and the second has a sulfonate counterion covalently bonded to a phosphazene backbone. The temperature dependent and concentration dependent conductivities of these polymers are contrasted. Phosphazene polymers that are anion conductors are also discussed.
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