2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-14282010005000058
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Estudo das propriedades mecânicas e elétricas de fibras de curauá modificada com polianilina

Abstract: Resumo: Fibras naturais têm sido empregadas em diversos compósitos, principalmente na indústria automobilística. Dentre as diversas fibras naturais, a fibra de curauá é atraente por apresentar elevada propriedade mecânica associada a baixos valores de densidade. Neste trabalho a fibra de curauá é modificada quimicamente pelo recobrimento de uma camada condutora de polianilina, PAni. O material obtido foi caracterizado pelas técnicas espectrometria de infravermelho por transformada de Fourier (FTIR), análise te… Show more

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“…Fibers prepared with APS/magnetic treatment showed electrical resistivity 39,000 times smaller than pure fibers. The observed reduction of Rv is obviously because of the presence of protonated PAni on the fibers surfaces, as also shown in all UV–Vis spectra by the presence of typical absorptions placed around 365 nm (π–π* absorption), 450 nm (polaronic band) and 780 nm (second polaronic band) . In addition, the ratio between the absorbances observed at 750–850 nm (π–polaron) and 360 nm (π–π* transition) can be roughly related to the extension of the doping process (EDP) of the PAni sample , as illustrated in Fig.…”
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confidence: 51%
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“…Fibers prepared with APS/magnetic treatment showed electrical resistivity 39,000 times smaller than pure fibers. The observed reduction of Rv is obviously because of the presence of protonated PAni on the fibers surfaces, as also shown in all UV–Vis spectra by the presence of typical absorptions placed around 365 nm (π–π* absorption), 450 nm (polaronic band) and 780 nm (second polaronic band) . In addition, the ratio between the absorbances observed at 750–850 nm (π–polaron) and 360 nm (π–π* transition) can be roughly related to the extension of the doping process (EDP) of the PAni sample , as illustrated in Fig.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 51%
“…This “half‐oxidized” polyaniline can be isolated in the insulating or conducting forms, named emeraldine base and salt, respectively , which can be easily identified by their characteristic blue and green colors . PAni is frequently used for manufacture of pressure‐sensitive devices because of its easy preparation and very good electrical and electronic properties, which can be reversibly controlled through charge transfer doping and protonation .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%