Electroconductive polymer - latex composites
CA 1315431 C · Owner: Mcintyre, John M. · Inventors: Chen, Wuu-Nan; Mcintyre, John M.; Ham, George E.
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This invention relates to an electrically conductive polymer-latex composite comprising an organic polymeric material dispersed in a latex which is doped to provide an electroconductive polymer-latex composite. The latex effectively serves as a carrier for the polymeric material. A process for preparing the polymer-latex composite comprises mixing ah initially undoped organic material in powder form with a water-based latex, and then spreading and solidifying the mixture. Conductive polymers are generally prepared from backbone polymers, such as polyacetylene which are, made electroconductive by molecular doping of the polymer. Films made from these conductive polymers suffer from several …
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- Granted March 30, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 30, 2010.
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