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Converting an electrical insulator into a dielectric capacitor: end-capping polystyrene with oligoaniline

Hardy et al., 2013

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16299504687965170367
Author
Hardy C
Islam M
Gonzalez-Delozier D
Morgan J
Cash B
Benicewicz B
Ploehn H
Tang C
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Chemistry of Materials

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We report a simple and low-cost strategy to enhance the dielectric permittivity of polystyrene by up to an order of magnitude via incorporating an oligoaniline trimer moiety at the end of the polymer chains. The oligoaniline-capped polystyrene was prepared by a copper …
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