Recent progress in chemical modification of polyaniline

• Published in: Progress in polymer science Vol. 38; no. 9; pp. 1287 - 1306
• Main Author: Jaymand, Mehdi
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Kidlington Elsevier Ltd 01.09.2013; Elsevier
• Subjects: aniline; Applied sciences; Chemical modification; Chemical modifications; Chemical reactions and properties; Conducting polymers; Exact sciences and technology; Organic polymers; Physicochemistry of polymers; Polyaniline; polymerization; polymers; Processability; Solubility; APS; SSAc; DMSO; p-TSA; CuClO4·4BN; HRP; SPANI; Processability; NaSIPA; ELBL; MA; SPS; GMA; RAFT; EB; LSC; NBS; EMI; PSC; P(MMA-co-AMPS); Solubility; HOS; ATRP; Conducting polymers; AMPS; Chemical modification; PDAC; VM; Tos; DMAPS; SEM; PLED; PDMS; CRP; AAc; D; SDBS; PANI; PMAS; SSDP; PMDETA; CSA; DBSA; TPyP; BMF; XPS; DMF; SBP; PTh; PSDA; (TPyP)FeIIIOOH; LEB; HIL; DODD; Polyaniline; PEA; P(St-co-StSA); NMP; PAB; PDGEBA; PSt-co-PMSt; PEG; DNA; PPy; PAPBA; PAMPS; P(MMA-co-StSA); PEO; State of the art; Aniline copolymer; Preparation; Aniline polymer

Polyaniline (PANI) has been the subject of considerable recent interest because of their unique electrical behavior, good environmental stability in doped and neutral states, ease of synthesis and wide applications in different fields. However, the main drawback of PANI is lack of solubility, which...