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C1 C2 Rs R1 R2 Figure S39. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements on (a) (c) p(gT2) and (b) (d) p(ZI- NDI-gT2) polymers deposited on FTO in 0.1 M NaCl:DIW at different potentials. (e) Plot of the transfer resistance R1 as a function of applied potential for different thicknesses of the p(gT2) or p(ZI-NDI-gT2) layer. Inset of (e) shows the differential capacitance C2 which is attributed to the electrochemical capacitance of the electrode. (d) Equivalent circuit fitted to the impedance data. For each sample, the series resistance R1 and the interfacial capacitance C1 were kept fixed in the fitting to values in the order of R1 = 50 Ω and C1 = 5 - 10 μF cm-2 for measurements at different potentials. The equivalent circuit used for the fit is illustrated in Figure S39f and includes a series resistance (Rs), an interfacial RC parallel circuit (R1, C1), an electrochemical capacitor (C2) in parallel to a leakage resistor to describe retention limitations (R2). The charge transfer resistance R1 decreases 54 fPDF Image | salt water battery with high stability
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