Polymer Materials for Electrochemical Applications

Dear colleagues,

Polymeric materials have played a significant role in the development of modern technologies. Historically, polymers were famous for their insulating properties, light weight, easy availability, and mechanical strength. They hold an important role in everyday life worldwide on account of their wide range of properties. The latest developments in the field of polymer science have extended this role further to their applications in electronic devices and different electrochemical systems. The present age can truly be called a ‘polymer age’. The development of polymers that are fit for electrochemical applications is an important driving force of modern research. Unlike metals, they can be easily synthesized and have the ability to undergo reversible ductility and deformation. This Issue aims to highlight the efforts of those researchers who have contributed towards the development of modern electrochemical systems utilizing polymers as a part of the system. This can include the utilization of polymeric materials for applications as electrode material or vise versa for electrochemical applications including, but not limited to , energy storage and conversion, sensors and biosensors, corrosion protection, and CO2 reduction.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Salma Bilal
Dr. Philipp Röse
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anwar ul Haq Ali Shah
Dr. Da Li
Guest Editors

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