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학술지 Humidity-independent Conducting Polyaniline Films Synthesized using Advanced Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Polymerization with in-situ Iodine Doping
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저자
박춘상, 김도엽, 김동하, 이형근, 신범재, 태흥식
발행일
201701
출처
Applied Physics Letters, v.110 no.3, pp.1-5
ISSN
0003-6951
출판사
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4974222
협약과제
16PB1500, 지능형 무선통신 복합 센서모듈 기반의 유해환경 통합관리 시스템, 이형근
초록
This study reports on the synthesis and characterization of conducting polyaniline (PANI) thin films when using advanced atmospheric pressure plasma jets (APPJs). A simple method for synthesizing conducting polymers (CPs) with humidity-independent characteristics is introduced using advanced APPJs and an in-situ iodine doping method. In the case of ex-situ I2 doping, a humidity effect study showed that increasing the relative humidity produced significant changes in the electrical resistance (R) of the PANI, indicating strong humidity-dependent characteristics similar to conventional CPs. In contrast, in the case of in-situ I2 doping, the R and sensitivity of the PANI remained essentially unchanged when increasing the relative humidity, except for a very low sensitivity of 0.5% under 94% relative humidity. In addition, the R for the PANI with in-situ I2 doping showed no aging effect, while the R for the ex-situ-doped PANI increased dramatically over time. Thus, it is anticipated that the use of in-situ doping during plasma polymerization can be widely used to design stable and high-performance CPs with humidity-independent characteristics for a variety of applications.