Several high-molecular-weight pillar[5]arene-containing poly(arylene ether sulfone) polymers were synthesized for the first time. Through grafting and crosslinking approaches, networks consisting of the molecular chains bearing multiple long-chain quaternary amine salts were fabricated. For the crosslinked membranes, high conductivity and low swelling were achieved even at low ion exchange capacity.
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