Polyaniline Blends, Composites, and Nanocomposites 2018 Help me understand this report
Polyaniline–Nanomaterial Composites
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“…A low-intensity 605 nm band and an invisibly faint band at 836 nm is due to interaction with Te and TeO 2 and the reduction of quinoid moiety, indicating the conducting nature of the composite. 37 Such an impression has been described by various researchers when PANI interacts with inorganic elements. 16,[27][28][29]38 The product obtained is green, which indicates the form of polyaniline to be an ES form.…”
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“…A low-intensity 605 nm band and an invisibly faint band at 836 nm is due to interaction with Te and TeO 2 and the reduction of quinoid moiety, indicating the conducting nature of the composite. 37 Such an impression has been described by various researchers when PANI interacts with inorganic elements. 16,[27][28][29]38 The product obtained is green, which indicates the form of polyaniline to be an ES form.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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