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. 2020 Mar 31;8:196. doi: 10.3389/fchem.2020.00196

Table 1.

Characteristics of [FA][X]-derived NPCs.

PSsa Statea Oven yield (wt%)b Relative yield (%)c SBET (m2 g−1) vtot (cm3 g−1) N (wt%)d C (wt%)d H (wt%)d N (at%)e O (at%)e X (at%)e
[FA][NTf2] L 14.6 (22.2) 65.8 657 0.509 3.241 82.34 1.098 3.2 2.8 S-1.5
[FA][H2PO4] S 13.8 (30.8) 44.8 1350 1.027 1.782 77.81 1.758 2.1 4.3 P-0.6
[FA][H2PO4]-800 22.0 (30.8)c 71.4 442 0.264 5.180 52.57 2.184 6.6 12.9 P-4.8
[FA][HSO4] S 24.1 (30.8) 78.2 304 0.128 2.527 77.80 1.638 4.3 8.0 S-1.9
[FA][CF3SO3] S 23.6 (29.2) 80.8 654 0.317 2.594 84.39 1.024 2.7 6.1 S-1.2
[FA][BF4] S 23.6 (32.5) 72.6 19 0.041 2.933 84.34 1.278 2.8 4.3 B-0.1
[FA][NO3] S 8.1 (37.5) 21.6 440 0.188 2.656 78.79 1.831 2.2 3.8
[FA][Cl] S 26.8 (45.0) 59.6 62 0.027 3.478 84.66 1.293 2.1 5.8
a

Bulk state at room temperature.

b

Values in parentheses are theoretical yield calculated based on the overall carbon content in PSs.

c

Oven yield/theoretical yield.

d

Determined by combustion elemental analysis (CHN, wt%).

e

Determined by high-resolution XPS (at%).