THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS

WAN Meixiang; GUO Kezhen

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THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS

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- THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS
- THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1992年10卷第2期页码：152-157
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  1. Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica,Beijing,100080
  2.   Academia Sinica
  3.   Beijing
  4.   100080
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- 纸质出版：1992-06-20
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[1]万梅香,郭可珍.THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1992,{4}(02):152-157.

WAN Meixiang, GUO Kezhen. THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS[J]. 1992, 10(2): 152-157.
[1]万梅香,郭可珍.THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1992,{4}(02):152-157. DOI：

WAN Meixiang, GUO Kezhen. THE SECONDARY ELECTRONS SPECTRUM OF POLYANILINE IN XPS[J]. 1992, 10(2): 152-157. DOI：

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<正> The secondary electrons spectrum in XPS can be used to determine the work function of polyaniline （PANI）. It is shown that the work function of PANI depends on the protonation state and the polymerization method used.

Abstract

The secondary electrons spectrum in XPS can be used to determine the work function of polyaniline （PANI）. It is shown that the work function of PANI depends on the protonation state and the polymerization method used.

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