Colloidal dispersions of electrically conducting polypyrrole particles in various media

Nicolas Cawdery; Timothy M. Obey; Brian Vincent

doi:10.1039/c39880001189

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Colloidal dispersions of electrically conducting polypyrrole particles in various media

Nicolas Cawdery Timothy M. Obey Brian Vincent

Year: 1988 Journal: Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications Pages: 1189-1189 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c39880001189

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Abstract

Stable colloidal dispersions of polypyrrole latex particles in water and methanol (charge-stabilised), and in dioxane (sterically stabilised) have been prepared; the particles have a conductivity of ca. 1–2 S cm–1.

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Polypyrrole Colloid Colloidal particle Steric effects Conductivity Nanoparticle Chemical engineering Materials science Nanotechnology Chemistry Composite material Polymer Polymerization Organic chemistry Physical chemistry Engineering

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