ABSTRACT
Contrarily to the common belief that associates plastics to insulating materials, some of them have electron-conduction properties. This class of materials is called intrinsically conducting polymers (ICPs). The development of these materials nonetheless remains limited by their infusible character and their insolubility in usual solvents. A lot of research still concerns the development and/or the optimization of new processes allowing for the obtaining of easy to implement ICPs.
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INTRODUCTION
A great deal of research has gone into the development of new processes for producing intrinsically conductive polymers that are easy to process. Here, we take the example of polyaniline, then describe a one-step process for synthesizing conductive all-polymer composites.
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Innovative process for the synthesis of intrinsically conducting composites