Electrochemically Active Polymers for Rechargeable Batteries (original) (raw)

This review explores the potential of electroactive polymers for use in rechargeable batteries, highlighting their properties and applications. It presents a comparative analysis with conventional battery materials, discusses the electrochemical processes involved, and examines the challenges such as ion exchange and salt concentration variation during cycling. The findings suggest that while conducting polymers can achieve notable specific energies, the integration of these materials requires careful management of the electrolyte system.