Substantially Conductive Polymers Part 01. Materials, According To Electrical Properties insulator, –<10 -7 S/cm semiconductor, – 10 -4 - 10 S/cm.

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Substantially Conductive Polymers Part 01

Materials, According To Electrical Properties insulator, –<10 -7 S/cm semiconductor, – S/cm depending upon doping degree conductor and – >10 3 S/cm superconductor

Polymers and Conductivity Since discovery of conductive polyacelene (PA) doped with iodine, a new field of conducting polymers, which is also called as “synthetic metals”, has been established and earned the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in In 1977, they accidentally discovered that insulating π -conjugated PA could become conductor with a conductivity of 10 3 S/cm by iodine doping.

The Story of Polyacetylene PA could be regarded as an excellent candidate of polymers to be imitating a metal. Because it has alternating double and single bonds, as called conjugated double bonds.

The Story of Polyacetylene At the beginning of the 1970s, Hedeki Shirakawa at Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, was studying the polymerization of acetylene into plastics by using catalyst created by Ziegler-Natta. A visiting scientist in Shirakawa’s group tried to synthesize PA in the usual way. However, a beautifully lustrous silver colored film, rather than the black powder synthesized by the conventional method, was obtained.

The Story of Polyacetylene Shirakawa finally found that the catalyst concentration used was enhanced by 10 3 times! Shirakawa was stimulated by the accidental discovery and further found the molecular structure of the resulting PA was affected by reaction temerature, for instance, the silvery film was trans-polyacetylene whereas copper-colored film was almost pure cis-polyacetylene.

The Story of Polyacetylene In another part of the world, chemister Alan G. MacDiarmid and physicist Alan J. Heeger at University of Pennsylvania, Philadephia, USA were studying the first metal-like inorganic polymer sulfur nitride ((SN)x ), which is the first example of a covalent polymer without metal atoms. In 1975, Prof. MacDiarmid visited Tokyo Institute of Technology and gave a talk on (SN)x. After his lecture, MacDiarmid met Shirakawa at a coffee break and showed a sample of the golden (SN)x to Shirakawa. Consequently, Shirakawa also showed MacDiarmid a sample of the silvery (CH)x.

The Story of Polyacetylene The beautiful silvery film caught the eyes of MacDiarmid and he immediately invited Shirakawa to the University of Pennsylvania PA. Since MacDiarmid and Heeger had found previously that the conductivity of (SN)x could be increased by 10 times after adding bromine to the golden (SN)x material, which is called as “doping” item in inorganic semiconductor. Therefore, they decided to add some bromine to the silvery (CH)x films to see what happens. Miracle took place on November 23, 1976! At that day, Shirakawa worked with Dr. C.K. Chiang, a postdoctoral fellow under Professor Heeger, for measuring the electrical conductivity of PA by a four-probe method.

The Story of Polyacetylene Surprise to them, the conductivity of PA was ten million times higher than before adding bromine. This day was marked as the first time observed the “doping” effect in conducting polymers. In the summer of 1977, Heeger, MacDiarmid, and Shirakawa co-published their discovery in the article entitled “Synthesis of electrically conducting organic polymers: Halogen derivatives of polyacetylene (CH)n” in The Journal of Chemical Society, Chemical Communications.

Structural Characteristics and Doping Concept !

Discovery of the First Conducting Polymer 18