In situ self cross-linking of polyvinyl alcohol battery separato

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429253, 526 9, C08F 828

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ABSTRACT:
A battery separator is produced from a polyvinyl alcohol sheet structure which is subjected to an in situ, self cross-linking process by selective oxidation of the 1,2 diol units present in the polyvinyl alcohol sheet structure. The 1,2 diol units are cleaved to form aldehyde end groups which subsequently cross-link through acetalization of the 1,3 diol units of the polyvinyl alcohol. Selective oxidation is achieved using a solution of a suitable oxidizing agent such as periodic acid or lead tetraacetate.

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