Techniques for the Prevention and Elimination of Static from Polymer Coatings

Seanor, D. A.

doi:10.1080/03602557408545023

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“…Many methods of making polymer surfaces conductive have been developed in order to prevent static electrification, to shield electronic devices or to prepare surface electrodes to study the electrical properties of polymer samples. Most methods consist of either the deposition of a conductive layer of a different substance on the polymer surface or in its chemical modification (Kosiarski 1979, Seanor 1974). In either case the conductive surface layer is not an inherent part of the material and may be easily damaged.…”

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Surface-conductive polymer films by reticulate doping with organic metals

Jeszka¹,

Tracz²,

Ulański³

et al. 1985

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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A new method for obtaining surface-conductive polymer systems, related to the reticulate doping technique, is presented. The surface layer of a non-conductive macromolecular material doped with 0.2-1.0 wt.% of a conductive charge-transfer complex is treated with solvent vapour to induce precipitation of the initially molecularly dispersed additive. Under proper conditions a conductive network of the precipitated 'organic metal' is formed in this layer making the material surface conductive.

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