Enhanced electrical conductivity of polyaniline films by postsynthetic DC high-voltage electrical field treatment
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Abstract New approach of chemical bath deposition combined with drying of freshly polymerized PANI films in DC high-voltage static electrical field 0.6–2.7 kV/cm has been applied in present work. AFM and SEM microscopy revealed the significant changes of structure and morphology of PANI films, however the most important result of high-voltage treatment was the strong increase of conductivity of PANI films from 88 S/m for the reference sample untreated in high-voltage field up to 374 S/m for samples dried in the electric field (1.0 kV/cm). The dependence of PANI conductivity on the intensity of high-voltage field showed the maximum conductivity for 1.0 kV/cm. Effects of corona discharge observed for high-voltage field intensity above 2.0 kV/cm on the samples are also presented. Results showed the possibility to change the nanostructure, morphology and conductivity using high-voltage electrical field.
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OpenAlex topics: Conducting polymers and applications · Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials · Electrochemical sensors and biosensors
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