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AnCatt provides Conductive Polymer
Nanoparticle Dispersion Technology. Our conducting polymer
nanocomposites (see Figure 1 below ) are easy to be processed.
They are extrudable (see Figure 2), and they are soluable in many
organic solvents such as ethanol (see figure 3). The dispersed
conductive polymer particles are in consistent spindle shapes
proximately 100 nm long and 50 nm wide (see figure 4). Conductive
polymer could be switched between a conducting state and a non-conducting
state.
| Figure 1 - Composite Powder |
Figure 2 - Hot Pressed Disc |
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| Figure 3 - Polyaniline Nanocomposite - Ethanol
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Emeraldine Base (non-conducting)
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Emeraldine - PTSA Salt (conducting)
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Electric Microscope Images of namo particles
of polyaniline (emeraldine base) / thermoplastic polymer blend.
An ethanol solution of the blend powder was dried for the EM study.
The particles show the shape of spindles with size of proximately
100 nm long and 50 nm wide.
| Figure 4 - Electric Microscope Photographs |
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Conducting Polymer Nanocomposites in 100 nm scale
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Conducting Polymer Nanocomposites in 500 nm scale
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Our nanoparticle dispersion technology
enables large-scale commercialization of conductive polymer (also
know as conductive plastic) applications that have long been anticipated,
such as anti-corrosion primers, electrostatic dissipation coatings,
electromagnetic interference shielding, static resistant fibers,
conductive inks, conductive toners, conductive adhesives, conductive
textiles, etc.
Our innovative Environmentally
Friendly Heavy-Duty Anti-Corrosion Coating Technologies have
successfully utilized this dispersion in corrosion protections,
and our coatings have withstood over 5,000 hours of Salt Fog Exposure
(ASTM B 117) and Cyclic Weathering (ASTM D 5894) tests with no
appearance of rust or blister. (Click
here for detailed testing data and pictures)
2000
Nobel Chemistry Award and Conductive Polymer Applications
Read
more on conductive polymers and their barriers to applications*
* The Barriers to applications disccused
in this link have now been resolved by our technology
If you have any question/comment regarding
our Conductive Polymer Dispersion Technology or interested in
licensing/manufacturing, please Contact
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research and engineering inventions.
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