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Effect of polymer-filler interface interactions on percolation conductivity of thermoplastics filled with carbon black

Yevgen P. Mamunya, V. V. Davidenko, Eugene Lebedev

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Conductive composites based on PE, PP, PS, PMMA and PA filled with carbon black have been studied. It was found that percolation behavior of the conductivity depended on the degree of polymer-filler interaction. Equations taking into account the polymer-filler interactions were proposed to describe the conductivity of composite above and below the percolation threshold.

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Key concepts: Carbon black, Materials science, Percolation threshold, Percolation (cognitive psychology), Composite material, Conductivity, Filler (materials), Polymer