Table 6 Comparison of the room temperature maximum ionic conductivity of different solid biopolymer electrolytes.

From: Structural and ion transport characteristics of transparent proton conducting biopolymer electrolytes based on chitosan and cold water fish skin gelatin

Host matrix

Dopant salt

Ionic conductivity\(\:\:\left(\text{S}\:{\text{c}\text{m}}^{-1}\right)\)

Ref.

CS

NH4I

\(\:3.73\times\:{10}^{-7}\)

78

CS: Corn Starch

NH4Cl

\(\:6.47\times\:{10}^{-7}\)

79

CS

NaTF

\(\:7.34\times\:{10}^{-7}\)

80

CS

NH4CF3SO3

\(\:1.00\times\:{10}^{-6}\)

81

CS: PVA

NH4I

\(\:1.77\times\:{10}^{-6}\)

78

CS: PS

KSCN

\(\:2.32\times\:{10}^{-6}\)

41

FSG

LiClO4

\(\:3.58\times\:{10}^{-6}\)

15

CS: MC

LiBF4

\(\:3.74\times\:{10}^{-6}\)

76

CS: PS

NH4SCN

\(\:1.07\times\:{10}^{-5}\)

37

FSG

NH4NO3

\(\:1.52\times\:{10}^{-5}\)

82

CS: Dx

MgCl2

\(\:1.79\times\:{10}^{-5}\)

83

CS: FSG

NH4SCN

\(\:1.19\times\:{10}^{-5}\)

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