JOURNAL ARTICLE
Carbon Black for Electrically Conductive Plastics
Year: 1984 Journal: Polymer-Plastics Technology and Engineering Vol: 23 (1)Pages: 83-98 Publisher: Marcel Dekker
Abstract
Abstract The intrinsic semiconductive nature of furnace-type carbon blacks [1] has re- sulted in their use as additives which render normally resistive polymers elec- trically conductive. Various grades of conductive carbon black are produced to provide optimum cost/performance balances in a wide range of conductive applications.
Keywords:
Carbon black Electrical conductor Electrically conductive Resistive touchscreen Materials science Carbon fibers Conductive polymer Polymer Composite material Electrical engineering Engineering
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Fiber-reinforced polymer composites
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanical Engineering
Carbon Nanotubes in Composites
Physical Sciences → Materials Science → Materials Chemistry
Conducting polymers and applications
Physical Sciences → Materials Science → Polymers and Plastics
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