Multi-ion ionic liquids and a direct, reproducible, diversity-oriented way to make them
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Abstract
Multi-ion ionic liquids featuring large numbers of distinct imidazolium cations can be easily and reproducibly prepared in a simple one-pot procedure. The method provides a dramatic improvement in efficiency over the almost universally used approach of mixing pre-existing ILs to make multi-ion systems.
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| Authors | Alexandra C. Stenson;Alexandra C. Stenson;Kevin N. West;Kevin N. West;W. Matthew Reichert;W. Matthew Reichert;Phiwat Klomkaew;Phiwat Klomkaew;Cody G. Cassity;Cody G. Cassity;Breanna M. Dobyns;Breanna M. Dobyns;Benjamin Siu;Benjamin Siu;James H. Davis;James H. Davis; |
| Journal | chemical communications |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1039/C5CC05843K
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