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Synthesis of a Water Dispersible Inter-Polymer Complex of Polyaniline
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 March 2011
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The conductive polymer, polyaniline, has been proposed as a material for applications such as flexible batteries, anti-static coatings and anti-corrosion paints. Polyaniline (PAN), however, is an intractable solid. Its rigid backbone and high cohesive energy lead to insoluble polymers. Dispersing polyaniline in solution has been a problem for industrial scale applications.
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