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Synthetic Metals

Volume 69, Issues 1–3, 1 March 1995, Pages 113-115
Synthetic Metals

Thermally processable conducting polyaniline

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Abstract

Protonation of polyemeraldine base with aryl phosphoric acid diesters have been studied with the main goal to obtain thermally processable conducting polymers. Polyaniline protonated with aryl diesters exhibits excellent thermal properties. Since diesters plasticize polyaniline in addition to its protonation conductive blends of PANI and plasticized PVC with low (ca. 6 wt%) percolation threshold can be prepared by hot pressing.

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    Blending PANI with conventional thermoplastics has the potential to yield novel packaging materials with antioxidant properties. From an industrial point of view, melt processing would be the preferred method of incorporating PANI into thermoplastics [17]. PANI has been melt processed with poly(vinyl chloride) [17,18] and poly(ethylene terephthalate) [3].

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