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Classification and application of composite conductive polymer materials
- 1 Xi'an Gaoxin No.1 High School, 78 Xifeng Fudao, Xi'an High-tech Industries Development Zone, Xian, Shaanxi, China, 710119
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Abstract
In recent years, conductive polymer materials have become a hot topic in scientific research due to their wide applications. Conductive polymer materials are mainly divided into composite type and structural type. Due to the poor oxygen stability and mechanical properties in the air of the doped materials of the structural conductive polymer, its application is limited. However, the composite conductive polymer has become the most widely used conductive polymer material in the market because of its easy processing, wide application range, good corrosion resistance and the conductivity can change according to the electrochemical reversible reaction. In this paper, the composite conductive polymer materials with different doping types are reviewed, and their applications in the fields of stealth technology, battery materials, and sensors are studied. The research significance of this paper is to summarize the research progress of composite conductive polymer materials by scientists in various countries in recent years, and provide scientific and theoretical support for other researchers in this field.
Keywords
conductive polymer materials, composite, classification, application, conductivity
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Xiang,R. (2023). Classification and application of composite conductive polymer materials. Applied and Computational Engineering,7,66-69.
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