Comparative Analysis of Structure and Properties of Nonwoven Separation Materials for Chemical Current Sources

The paper presents a comparative analysis of the structure and elastic properties of industrial nonwoven perchlorovinyl, chlorinated polyethylene, and polysulfone materials used for the production of nonwoven separation materials for chemical current sources. The replacement of perchlorovinyl with chlorinated polyethylene and polysulfone provides materials having poorer physical and mechanical properties.