1072788-73-8Relevant articles and documents
Syntheses of very dense halogenated liquids
Ye, Chengfeng,Shreeve, Jean'ne M.
, p. 6511 - 6513 (2004)
A family of halogenated liquids with densities ranging from 1.95 to 2.80 g cm-3 was readily synthesized by a one-pot procedure. These liquids exhibit characteristics of ionic liquids with melting/transition points lower than room temperature, long liquid ranges, and marked hydrolytic and thermal stabilities.
Trapping of Polysulfides with Sulfur-Rich Poly Ionic Liquid Cathode Materials for Ultralong-Life Lithium–Sulfur Batteries
Liu, Xu,Lu, Yu,Zeng, Qinghui,Chen, Pingping,Li, Zhenfeng,Wen, Xin,Wen, Wen,Li, Zengxi,Zhang, Liaoyun
, p. 715 - 723 (2020)
Sulfur-rich polymers synthesized by inverse vulcanization are promising cathodes for Li–S batteries and can suppress the shuttle effect to improve the cycling properties of Li–S batteries. However, developing a sulfur-rich copolymer with new chemical functionality to enhance performance of Li–S batteries remains a huge challenge. In this report, a sulfur-rich polymer cathode containing ionic liquid segments named poly(sulfur-co-1-vinyl-3-allylimidazolium bromide) [poly(S-co-DVIMBr)] was obtained by the inverse vulcanization of S8 with DVIMBr and used as cathode for the first time. This sulfur-rich poly ionic liquid cathode showed effective suppression of the shuttle effect through joint effects of the stable chemical bonding of C?S and strong cation absorption for lithium polysulfides, which was confirmed by DFT calculations. In particular, the Li–S cell with poly(S-co-DVIMBr) cathode delivered high capacity retention of 90.22 % even over 900 cycles. Developing sulfur-rich poly ionic liquids may provide a new strategy of introducing the functional groups with cations into the cathode materials for suppressing the shuttle effect and improving the performance of Li–S batteries.
Asymmetric rhodium-directed anti-markovnikov regioselective boracyclopentannulation
Toure, Momar,Chuzel, Olivier,Parrain, Jean-Luc
supporting information, p. 17892 - 17895 (2013/01/15)
A Shimoi-type activation of B-H bond of NHC-boranes by a diphosphane-ligated cationic Rh complex was applied in an unprecedented intramolecular hydroboration reaction of simple olefins. The use of NHC-boranes as hydroborating reagents is still undisclosed due to their nonreactivity toward alkenes which could be explained by the high stability of this complex rendering it unable to provide a "free" borane hydroborating reagent. B-H bond Rh activation of NHC-borane circumvents this limitation, and asymmetric Rh-directed anti-Markovnikov boracyclopentannulation reaction led to a library of enantioenriched cyclic boranes in high yield (up to 94%) with high regio- (up to 100%) and enantioselectivity (er up to 99.2:0.8). This new activation mode of NHC-boranes highlights their use in organometallic chemistry and offers a very good approach to access chiral cyclic NHC-boranes.