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CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*

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- CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*
- CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*
- 高分子科学（英文版） 2003年21卷第6期页码：603-608
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- 纸质出版：2003-12-20
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CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2003,21(6):603-608.

CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*[J]. 2003, 21(6): 603-608.
CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2003,21(6):603-608. DOI：

CONFINING CONDUCTING POLYANILINE IN A STABLE INORGANIC NETWORK*[J]. 2003, 21(6): 603-608. DOI：

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Water soluble conducting polyaniline with electrical conductivity of 10-1-10-2 S/cm was prepared employingdopant induced water solubility technology. The water resistance of the conducting film was significantly improvedemploying sol-gel hybrids method

especially when the conductive polyaniline loading was below 30 wt%. The reason forthe improvement is that the conducting polyaniline chains are confined in a stable inorganic network.

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especially when the conductive polyaniline loading was below 30 wt%. The reason forthe improvement is that the conducting polyaniline chains are confined in a stable inorganic network.

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