Kenta Fujii

Yamaguchi University

Japan

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Li-ion ordered complexes formed in DMC-based dual-cation electrolytes.

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Yu Katayama

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Osaka University

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Katsuhiko Naoi

professor

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Shinji Kondou

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

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Yu Chikaoka

assistant professor

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Akio Kamimura

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Yamaguchi University

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Yuki Orikasa

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Ritsumeikan University

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Takeshi Ueki

Hokkaido University

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Takashi Hiroi

Associate Professor

Shibaura Institute of Technology

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Takuji Kawamoto

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Kenta Fujii

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Solubility-switchable ionic liquids using a variety of anions

Tetra-arm Poly(ethylene glycol)-Based Ion Gel Electrolytes via Salting-in Polymer Dissolution in Sodium Salt-Containing Ionic Liquids

Direct Molecular Evidence for Desolvation-Controlled Lithium-Ion Insertion at Graphite Electrodes in Highly Concentrated Electrolytes

Conformational Flexibility of Solvent Molecules Enables Li-Ion Hopping in Highly Concentrated Electrolytes

Proton-transfer reaction thermodynamics in highly concentrated electrolytes for advanced aqueous lithium-ion batteries

Unusual Polyether Dissolution in Salt-Concentrated Ionic Liquid Electrolytes: Application to High-Performance Ion Gels for Lithium-Ion Batteries

A structural study on a specific Li-ion ordered complex in dimethyl carbonate-based dual-cation electrolytes

A structural study on a specific Li-ion ordered complex in dimethyl carbonate-based dual-cation electrolytes

Homogeneous Polymer Network Ion Gels Based on Metal Ion-Complexation-Induced Cross-Linking in Ionic Liquids

Role of Anion Flexibility on Graphite Electrode Reactions in Bis(fluorosulfonyl)amide-Based Ionic Liquid Electrolytes for Lithium-Ion Batteries

Ionic Liquids for the Chemical Recycling of Polymeric Materials and Control of Their Solubility

Effect of a Weak Coordination Solvent on a Kinetically Favorable Electrode Reaction in Concentrated Lithium-Ion Battery Electrolytes

Strategy for Ultrafast Cathode Reaction in Magnesium-Ion Batteries Using BF4 Anion Based Dual-Salt Electrolyte Systems: A Case Study of FePO4

Highly stretchable and self-healable polymer gels from physical entanglements of ultrahigh–molecular weight polymers

Controlling the Phase Separation of Dimethyl Carbonate Solvents Using a Dual-Cation System: Applications in High-Power Lithium Ion-Based Hybrid Capacitors

Preparation and Hydrophilicity/Lipophilicity of Solubility-Switchable Ionic Liquids

Lithium salt-concentrated organogels prepared via one-step polymer network formation in acetonitrile-based solutions

A structural and electrochemical study of lithium-ion battery electrolytes using an ethylene sulfite solvent: from dilute to concentrated solutions

Controlling mechanical properties of ultrahigh molecular weight ion gels by chemical structure of ionic liquids and monomers

Polyether-based solid electrolytes with a homogeneous polymer network: effect of the salt concentration on the Li-ion coordination structure

Collaborators (9)

Yu Katayama

Katsuhiko Naoi

Shinji Kondou

Yu Chikaoka

Akio Kamimura

Yuki Orikasa

Takeshi Ueki

Takashi Hiroi

Takuji Kawamoto

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