2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2013.11.101
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Fabrication of hydrophobic poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene): Poly(4-styrenesulfonate)/zinc oxide rod conductive film via hydrothermal method and their performance on weather stability and pH buffering ability

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“…The pristine PEDOT–PSS film for application in organic electronic and optoelectronics was easily degrade on air exposure or under the high humidity circumstances, even in the watery environments, which led to changes in properties (especially the conductivity decay) of PEDOT–PSS film . This phenomenon is very observable in electrochemical devices based on PEDOT–PSS film electrodes like chemo/bio‐sensors, super‐capacitors, chemo/bio‐fuel cells, and batteries due to the long‐term soaking in water of PEDOT–PSS modified electrode .…”
Section: Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The pristine PEDOT–PSS film for application in organic electronic and optoelectronics was easily degrade on air exposure or under the high humidity circumstances, even in the watery environments, which led to changes in properties (especially the conductivity decay) of PEDOT–PSS film . This phenomenon is very observable in electrochemical devices based on PEDOT–PSS film electrodes like chemo/bio‐sensors, super‐capacitors, chemo/bio‐fuel cells, and batteries due to the long‐term soaking in water of PEDOT–PSS modified electrode .…”
Section: Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This phenomenon is very observable in electrochemical devices based on PEDOT–PSS film electrodes like chemo/bio‐sensors, super‐capacitors, chemo/bio‐fuel cells, and batteries due to the long‐term soaking in water of PEDOT–PSS modified electrode . The main reason is that the pristine PEDOT–PSS film is extremely hydrophilic because of the existence of the excessive water‐soluble PSS chain, which tend to swell or disintegrate significantly in aqueous media, The conductivity of the pristine PEDOT–PSS film decays with time under highly relative humidity conditions or in watery environments . Moreover, the pristine PEDOT–PSS film become much more easily crack or peel off from the surface of substrate electrode after soaking in water .…”
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“…The electrical conductivities of the polymer films were evaluated by measuring the surface resistance. 22 The surface resistance and electrical conductivities of the quinoidal polymer films before and after iodine (I 2 )-doping are shown in Table 3. The Poly-2PQ film showed a conductivity of 9.5 × 10 −7 S cm −1 .…”
Section: Hole Mobility and Electrical Conductivity Of Quinoidal Polymersmentioning
confidence: 99%