Poly(diphenylamine)/polyaniline core/shell composite nanospheres synthesized using a reactive surfactant and their electrorheology

Wen Jiao Han; Jin Hyun Lee; Hyoung Jin Choi

doi:10.1016/j.polymer.2020.122161

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Poly(diphenylamine)/polyaniline core/shell composite nanospheres synthesized using a reactive surfactant and their electrorheology

Wen Jiao Han Jin Hyun Lee Hyoung Jin Choi

Year: 2020 Journal: Polymer Vol: 188 Pages: 122161-122161 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.polymer.2020.122161

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Materials science Polyaniline Electrorheological fluid Composite number Chemical engineering Pulmonary surfactant Nanoparticle Diphenylamine Composite material Polymerization Percolation threshold Polymer chemistry Electric field Nanotechnology Electrical resistivity and conductivity Polymer

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