Fig. 2 General properties of Nafion/PVDF membranes.

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Fig. 2 General properties of Nafion/PVDF membranes. General properties of Nafion/PVDF membranes. (A) Impedance Nyquist plots of the NP11 membrane before and after testing in an RFLB full cell for 47 cycles. The inset also shows the photographs of an OHARA LICGC and NP11 membrane before and after cycling. (B and C) AFM phase image (B) and energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) elemental mapping (C) of the as-prepared NP11 membrane. Chuankun Jia et al. Sci Adv 2015;1:e1500886 Copyright © 2015, The Authors