The natural rubber (NR)/stytene_butadiene rubber (SBR) based porous polymer membranes were prepared by means of phase-inversion

and the processing parameters and mechanism of membrane_forming were studied systematically.Microstructure of the porous membranes was observed using scanning electronic microscope (SEM) and atomic force microscope (AFM).Abilities of solution uptake and reservation

thermal stability and electrochemical performance were studied as well.Results show that the prepared polymer membranes are porous honeycombing with excellent solution uptake and reservation abilities

the solution uptake ratio is up to 320% and the mass loss is only 31% after heated at 50℃ for 5 h.With that solution uptake ratio

the conductivities arrive 3.93×１０-4 S/cm at ambinet temperature.Electrochemical stability window(4.8 V) and thermal decomposition temperature(157℃) are suitable implying they can be used below 4.8 V and 157℃ safely.The interfacial impedance between membranes and lithium electrodes increase quickly after being kept for 10 days or scanned 20 cycles using cyclic voltammetry

and then

stabilized gradually

showing good interfacial stability which can surpress effectively further growth of solid electrolyte interface (SEI).