Reversible Tenso‐Resistance and Piezo‐Resistance Effects in Conductive Polymer‐Carbon Nanocomposites

M Knite, V Teteris, A Kiploka… - Advanced Engineering …, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
M Knite, V Teteris, A Kiploka, I Klemenoks
Advanced Engineering Materials, 2004Wiley Online Library
Recently efforts have been made to obtain active polymer‐elektrically conductive particle
composites the conductivity of which would be strongly dependent on external
thermodynamic parameters–pressure, temperature, and other. New interesting properties
are expected in case the polymer composite contains dispersed nano‐size conducting
particles. The present study is focused on examining electrical resistance vs tensile strain
and pressure of polyisoprene‐corbon nanocomposites near the percolation threshold to find …
Recently efforts have been made to obtain active polymer‐elektrically conductive particle composites the conductivity of which would be strongly dependent on external thermodynamic parameters – pressure, temperature, and other. New interesting properties are expected in case the polymer composite contains dispersed nano‐size conducting particles. The present study is focused on examining electrical resistance vs tensile strain and pressure of polyisoprene‐corbon nanocomposites near the percolation threshold to find the best composition for sensor applications.
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