Water solution of conductive polymer

Jan 20, 2006 1 Replies

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Hi: As we know there are many kinds of conductive polymer in the = market, however, is there any way to make it solute in the water, there = are many applications in it, so, please help. Thanks all.



Chyun Lee


About 10 years ago, Nitto Chemical has a polyaniline sulfonic acid - basically polyaniline that was sulfonated to various degrees. Sulfate groups are wonderful for turning many a polymer into a water soluble polymer (polystyrene sulfate for example). I don't know if it is still available.

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