FSA-based ionic liquid

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Ionic liquids are "salts" composed solely of ions (anions and cations), and specifically, liquid compounds are referred to as ionic liquids. Generally, "salts" made up of ions are represented by inorganic salts, which are known to have high melting points. However, since the early 1990s, low-melting "ionic liquids" have been reported, and various compounds have been synthesized with their physical properties documented. There is no particularly clear definition, and the names used to refer to them vary, including terms like "room temperature molten salts" and "ambient temperature molten salts." Cations are classified based on their basic skeletons into "imidazolium salts," "pyrrolidinium salts," "pyridinium salts," "piperidinium salts," "ammonium salts," and "phosphonium salts." By changing the alkyl groups of the side chains or the types of anions, it is possible to design physical properties such as melting points, viscosity, and ionic conductivity.

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