High conducting polymer-metal alloy blends

Details High conducting polymer-metal alloy blends High conducting polymer-metal alloy blends

1984-05-30

1985-12-10

Lilling, Herbert J.

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

Elemental carbon containing

252506, 252511, 252512, 252 5, 524439, 524440, 524505, 525903, C08K 308, H01B 102

Patent

active

045578575

ABSTRACT:
A high conducting polymer-alloy blend is prepared by stress blending a polymer having Non-Newtonian rheological behavior with a low melting temperature alloy to form an interpenetrating polymer-alloy network. The blend is performed at a temperature intermediate the solidus and liquidus temperatures of the alloy where the alloy has a fractional solidus imparting to the alloy a viscosity corresponding to the viscosity of the polymer. In the resulting blend, the interpenetrating polymer network is the stabilizing component of the high conducting polymer-alloy interpenetrating network and the interpenetrating alloy network provides the high conductance path.

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