Solid state conductive polymer compositions

Details Solid state conductive polymer compositions Solid state conductive polymer compositions

1994-09-27

1996-07-16

McGinty, Douglas J.

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

Metal compound containing

252500, 525195, 525205, 525 57, 524394, 524401, 524516, 524389, 524 56, 424448, 526931, A61F 1302, C08J 311, C08K 511, C08L 500

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055364462

ABSTRACT:
Solid state conductive polymer compositions which are ionically-conductive regardless of the amount of water present in the composition are disclosed. The compositions have solvating polymer, ionic salt, and optionally if the composition is not cohesive and pliable, essentially non-volatile plasticizer in an amount sufficient to render the composition cohesive and pliable. Biomedical electrodes having means for electrical communication contacting the compositions are also disclosed. Methods of making the compositions and electrodes are also disclosed.

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