Electrically conducting polymers

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1984-06-11

1985-03-19

Barr, Josephine L.

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

252518, 528220, 528392, 528397, 528487, 528488, 528490, 524 80, 524401, H01B 100

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045058466

ABSTRACT:
The polymers resulting from reaction of a .alpha.,.alpha.,.alpha.',.alpha.'-tetrahaloxylene with a diamine of the type H.sub.2 NANH.sub.2, where A is a divalent aromatic moiety, may be doped with a variety of materials to afford electrically conducting polymeric compositions. Both p-type and n-type conductors may be formed either by chemical or electrochemical doping procedures.

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