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conducting polymer

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conducting polymer [kən′dək·tiŋ ′päl·ə·mər]
(materials)
A plastic having high conductivity, approaching that of metals.


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However, this would only end up in increased metal dissolution, if the composition of the conducting polymer does not allow for a mechanism to form the protective oxide layer at some critical dissolution (corrosion) rate.
New Energy’s SolarWindow technology uses an organic solar array - cells about one-quarter the size of a blade of grass - which achieves transparency through the creative use of conducting polymers that have the same desirable electrical properties as the world’s most commercially popular semiconductor, silicon.
The PCM modified with target protein molecules was positioned on the surface of a gold electrode, and conducting polymer rods of PEDOT doped with PSS were synthesized electrochemically within the pores of the membrane.
 
 
 
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