A solid polymer electrolyte based on fluorine-containing polysulphone has been developed that is superior in electrical conductivity to existing analogues. The electrolyte possesses high stability and inertness in relation to the electrodes of lithium sources of electric current and ensures reversibility of the charge–discharge process of metallic lithium.
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