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Conducting polymers in microelectronics
IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2001Conjugated polymers in the nondoped and doped conducting state have an array of potential applications in the microelectronics industry. Conducting polymers are effective discharge layers as well as conducting resists in electron beam lithography, find applications in metallization (electrolytic and electroless) of plated through-holes for printed ...
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Slow Relaxation in Conducting Polymers
Physical Review Letters, 1991The electrochemical doping of Conducting Polymers (CP) depends on the history of the sample. For instance, the potential of doping shifts slowly when the CP is maintained in its insulating state. In this article we give an overview of the main characteristics of this relaxation effect. The wait-time, which has been varied over the range 10-4 and 105 s,
, Odin, , Nechtschein
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Intrinsic conductivity of conducting polymers
Synthetic Metals, 1988Because the charged dopant ions are spatially separated from the quasi-one-dimensional conduction path in conducting polymers, resistive back scattering is suppressed. In the case of high molecular weight and relatively few sp3 defects, even relatively weak interchain coupling is sufficient to avoid one-dimensional localization; this leads to coherent ...
S Kivelson, A.J Heeger
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Superconductivity in models of conducting polymers
Physical Review Letters, 1989Etude de la possibilite de supraconductivite des polymeres de modele unidimensionnel des electrons interagissants couples aux phonons acoustiques et aux vibrations intramonomeres. Pas de supraconductivite pour les phonons acoustiques, l'etat dimerise est stable, ce qui est en desaccord avec les resultats anterieurs.
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Conducting Polymers: Electrical Conductivity
2007Abstract : While undoped polymers are insulators, doped conducting polymers have conductivities comparable to conventional metals and semiconductors despite their polymer chain structure. Models for the doping induced insulator-metal transition and the metallic conductivity of conducting polymers are introduced.
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