Conducting Polymers, Fundamentals and Applications A Practical Approach
Conducting polymers (CPs) is a relatively new field utilizing the unique electronic properties of a class of easily synthesized, primarily organic materials with the predominant property of high and controllable conductivity and subsidiary properties emanating from this conductivity and the associat...
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New York, NY
Springer US
1999, 1999
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1999 |
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Table of Contents:
- I: Fundamentals
- 1: Basics of Conducting Polymers (CPs)
- 2: Semiconductor Models for CPs
- 3: Basic Electrochromics of CPs
- 4: Electrochemistry of CPs
- 5: Advanced Polymerization Concepts
- 6: Conduction Models for CPs
- 7: Theoretical Treatments of CPs
- 8: Solubility and Processing of CPs
- 9: Structural Aspects, Morphology and Fiber/ Film Processing
- 10: “composites” (blends) and Copolymers
- 11: Characterization Methods and Salient Results: Part 1
- 12: Characterization Methods and Salient Results: Part 2
- 13: Classes of Cps: Part 1
- 14: Classes of Cps: Part 2
- II: Applications
- 15: Batteries
- 16: Light Emitting Diodes (leds)
- 17: Sensors
- 18: Electro-optic and Optical Devices
- 19: Microwave-and Conductivity-based Technologies
- 20: Electrochromic Devices
- 21: Electrochemomechanical and Chemomechanical Devices
- 22: Corrosion Protection
- 23: Semiconductor-, Lithography-, and Electrically-related Applications
- 24: Catalysis and Drug/chemical Delivery
- 25: Membranes
- Literature Cited
- About the Author