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Conducting polymers are materials of recent origin. They are obtained by polymerisation of simple organic monomers and doping with electron acceptor or donor species and show conductivity ranging from that of a semiconductor to that of metal. These materials are now available with unique electronic and optical properties of metals and semiconductors in combination with the attractive mechanical and processable advantages of polymers. The field has progressed to a level of maturity consistent with a new set of opportunities to develop wide range of applications based upon conducting polymers as materials for industrial products. Examples include: static charge dissipation, EMI shielding, flexible light emitting diodes, transparent electrodes, batteries, gas sensors, gas separators, etc. Many of the conducting polymers and devices based on them are now available commercially.

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Department of Physics

Defence Science Journal

Conducting polymers : Emerging commercial materials

When materials possessing long range magnetic order (e.g., ferromagnetism, antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism) are reduced in size they can show unique properties as compared with bulk materials. One of the ways to reduce the size of the ordered magnetic regions is to isolate them inside non-magnetic species. The present paper describes in-situ room temperature synthesis of composites of fine magnetic particles in the polymer matrix of aniline-formaldehyde and their characterization using Mössbauer spectroscopy.

Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

Synthesis and characterization of composites of fine magnetic particles with copolymers of aniline

A new tetrachloroferrate-doped (FeCl-4) salt of emeraldine (polyaniline) has been obtained in a non-aqueous medium. From elemental analysis and Mössbauer studies, the salt has been identified to contain iron exclusively in the +3 oxidation state. Data on temperature-dependent d.c. conductivity and dielectric constant measurements on the doped polyaniline salt in the X-band of the microwave region are also discussed. © 1992.

Polymer

Synthesis and characterization of FeCl-4-doped polyaniline

The spin transitions in two new cationic complexes of iron, i. e., iron bipyridine formate, [Fe/bipy/3]/HCOO/2. 5/HCOOH/ and iron bipyridine tetrafluoro borate, [Fe/bipy/3]/BF4/2. 2H2O have been studied by using Mössbauer spectroscopy. From quadrupole splitting values, at different temperatures, it has been established that both the complexes show the coexistence of both the high spin state and the low spin state at 300 K while complete transformation to low spin state occurs at 77 K. Both compounds were prepared by electrochemical technique. © 1990 Akadémiai Kiadó.