I will report our recent work in understanding and controlling adaptive charge-transport behaviors in reconfigurable molecular networks of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in non-aqueous electrolytes. I will also include a detailed look into their network forming ability as a function of concentration and imposed state of charge. The unique attributes of this class of materials have the potential to impact a variety of energy storage devices, and will be discussed in the context of a hybrid Li-S flow battery.

Applying reconfigurable networks of charge-transporting polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to problems in energy storage

249th National Meeting (2015)

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