Self-supported polypyrrole/polyvinylsulfate films: electrochemical synthesis, characterization, and sensing properties of their redox reactions
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Fernández Otero, Toribio; Martínez Soria, Lluis X.; Schumacher, Johanna; Valero Conzuelo, Laura Luz; Pascual Carrión, Víctor HugoÁrea de conocimiento
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This project was supported by the Marie‐Sklodowska‐Curie Innovative Training Network MICACT‐H2020‐MSCA‐ITN‐2014 and by the Séneca Foundation project 19253/PI/14.Fecha de publicación
2017Editorial
Wiley-VCH VerlagCita bibliográfica
Otero, T. F., Martinez-Soria, L. X., Schumacher, J., Valero, L., & Pascual, V. H. (2017). Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions. ChemistryOpen. doi:10.1002/open.201700175Palabras clave
Conducting materialsCoulovoltammetry
Electrochemistry
Lamellar structures
Polymer composites
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Thick films of polypyrrole/polyvinylsulfate (PPy/PVS) blends were electrogenerated on stainless‐steel electrodes under potentiostatic conditions from aqueous solution. The best electropolymerization potential window was determined by cyclic voltammetry. After removing the film from the back metal, self‐supported electrodes were obtained. Voltammetric, coulovoltammetric, and chronoamperometric responses from a LiClO4 aqueous solution indicated the formation of an energetically stable structure beyond a reduction threshold of the material. Its subsequent oxidation required higher anodic voltammetric overpotentials or longer chronoamperometric oxidation times. This structure was attributed to the formation of lamellar or vacuolar structures. X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis of the films under different oxidations states revealed that the electrochemical reactions drive the reversible exchange of cations between the film and the electrolyte. The electrical energy and the charge ...
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