Properties of PAn/PVA Conducting Composite Film by Electrochemical Polymerization
WU Hong-cai
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WU Hong-cai
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The polyaniline (PAn)/poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) conductive composite film is synthesized with perchloric acid (HClO 4) as the dopant and oxidant in reaction system by electrochemical polymerization. The result shows that this composite film has very high conductive properties, the maximum value of conductivity reaches 0.173 S/cm at the concentration 0.75 mol. The influences of HClO 4 on the conductivity of the composite film are investigated.In addition,the electrode reaction progress is discussed with the result that obtained from SEM and FTIR analyzing.
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The polyaniline (PAn)/poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) conductive composite film is synthesized with perchloric acid (HClO 4) as the dopant and oxidant in reaction system by electrochemical polymerization. The result shows that this composite film has very high conductive properties, the maximum value of conductivity reaches 0.173 S/cm at the concentration 0.75 mol. The influences of HClO 4 on the conductivity of the composite film are investigated.In addition,the electrode reaction progress is discussed with the result that obtained from SEM and FTIR analyzing.
Key concepts: Polyaniline, Perchloric acid, Composite number, Polymerization, Dopant, Vinyl alcohol, Materials science, Conductive polymer