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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 31, 2013
Filed:
Apr. 17, 2009
Anand Indravadan Bhatt, Clayton, AU;
Graeme Andrew Snook, Clayton, AU;
Adam Samuel Best, Ferntree Gully, AU;
Richard James Neil Helmer, Geelong West, AU;
Pamela Margaret Petersen, Highton, AU;
Anand Indravadan Bhatt, Clayton, AU;
Graeme Andrew Snook, Clayton, AU;
Adam Samuel Best, Ferntree Gully, AU;
Richard James Neil Helmer, Geelong West, AU;
Pamela Margaret Petersen, Highton, AU;
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Campbell, Australian Capital Territory, AU;
Abstract
Flexible electrodes comprising: a fabric substrate; a conductive polymer, copolymer or mixture of conductive polymers comprising a first component which has high specific electrochemical capacitance, and a second component which has a lower electrochemical capacitance, lower molecular density, and greater electrical conductivity compared to the first component; and a counterion stable to lithium are described. The first component may be a polymer such as polyaniline or polypyrrole, and second component may be a polymer such as polythiophene or polyEDOT. Copolymers, and polymers formed from co-monomer of these monomer units are also described. The electrodes are used in flexible devices such as flexible energy storage devices.