本征态和高掺杂态聚乙炔电子的离域性

采用引入外电场微扰的量子化学方法，对具有Ａ型和Ｂ型碳链结构聚乙炔电子的极化率进行了推算，其中，Ａ型为碳－碳单双键交替结构，Ｂ型为碳－碳键长均一型结构，结果表明，Ｂ型聚乙炔电子的极化率明显大于Ａ型，或Ｂ型电子的离域性要明显高于Ａ型，其原因在于Ｂ型结构碳链的核对电子的吸引势能小于Ａ型。     

导电聚合物——2000年诺贝尔化学奖简介

介绍了2000年诺贝尔化学奖,主要包括以聚乙炔为代表物的导电聚合物的发现、发展、机理和应用。     

化学中的孤子

本文根据有机导电材料的基本特征,从化学的角度讨论了孤子、极化子的产生、结构和性质。对其它化学体系中的孤子和极化子模型做了简单介绍。     

白川英树与导电聚合物的发现

介绍了日本高分子化学家 ,2 0 0 0年诺贝尔化学奖得主之一———白川英树教授的概况 ,分析论述了白川英树和导电聚合物发现与发展的关系 ,虽然跨国跨学科的合作研究是 2 0 0 0年诺贝尔化学奖的主要特征 ,但也不能忽视白川英树对导电聚合物的执著追求。这些不仅对于导电聚合物的更进一步深入研究 ,而且对于未来其他化学新领域的开发具有借鉴作用     

掺杂剂锂链间迁移在聚乙炔纵向导电机制中的作用

聚乙炔(PA)的电导率X(Ω~(-1).cm~(-1))经掺杂可以在十二个数量级内变化。PA导电机理与一般的无机导体或半导体不同,PA通过荷电孤子与中性孤子之间的电子跃迁导电,而掺杂剂参与可增大这种跃迁的几率。掺杂剂与PA之间存在着相互作用,并由此而引起PA多种性质的变化。深入研究PA链间通过掺杂原子(或分子)进行的相互作用以及电荷传递过程,对于进一步揭示PA的垂直电导率产生的本质有着十分重要的意义。     

可溶性导电高分子的合成

本文以聚乙炔类导电高分子为重点简要地综述了可溶性导电高分子的合成与研究现状。     

聚乙炔导电性介绍

白川英树等人因发现导电聚合物而荣获 2 0 0 0年诺贝尔化学奖。本文用“孤子理论”对聚乙炔的导电机制作了简介。     

导电聚合物

导电聚合物是20世纪70年代发展起来的一个研究领域,因其诱人的应用前景受到广泛重视,本文介绍了导电聚合物的发展和发展历史,综述了导电聚合物的结构和掺杂特征,制造方法,电导和电化学特性及其本征态共轭聚合物的光电特性,对导电聚合物当前的研究热点和应用前景进行了讨论。     

不同边界条件下导电高分子电子结构的研究

用一维复式晶格作为反式聚乙炔的模型 ,在周期与非周期边界条件下 ,考虑链端效应并计及电子的非近邻跳跃 ,数值计算了格点数分别等于N =10、5 0、10 0和 2 0 0时聚乙炔的能谱和态密度 .讨论了不同格点数和结构参数对态密度及带宽的影响 ,并对两种边界条件下的计算结果进行了比较 .计算结果表明 ,当格点数N <5 0时 ,两者相差较大 ,这表明系统的边界将起很大作用 ;当格点数N≥ 5 0时 ,两者相差甚微 ,这时可利用周期性边界条件来研究有限系统问题 .     

氧化和硫化对聚乙炔导电性能的影响

本文采用量子化学CNDO/2晶体轨道方法,对硫化聚乙炔和氧化聚乙炔的分子结构及电子质进行了了理论计算和分析,探讨了氧化和硫化对聚乙炔导电性能的影响,揭示了硫化抑制聚乙炔氧化,从而在空气中稳定的本质。     

ESR and magnetic properties of electrically conducting metallophthalocyanine polymers

Polymeric metallophthalocyanines of Cu, Ni, Co in which benzene rings are shared in common with the macrocyclic phthalocyanine rings containing peripheral carboxylic groups have been synthesized and their electrical conductivities are shown to increase from 5 to 8 orders of magnitude by thermal treatment. The cobalt polymer exhibits greater conductivity than its nickel or copper analogs. The heated polymers show very broad electron spin resonance (ESR) signals and large paramagnetic susceptibilities. The bulk magnetic susceptibility of these polymers shows Curie-like behavior when the samples are heated from room temperature to 473 K. This is explained on the basis of coexistence of fixed mobile and conduction electron spins in the system and the interaction of the soliton type defects present in these polymers with the polymeric network to give dipolar charge carriers. This is also supported by the decrease in ESR intensity with increasing temperature when the samples are heated in the ESR cavity. The effect of the presence of unpaired electrons on the d shell of the central metal atoms on the line width and the line shape of the ESR spectra is also explained. © 1994 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

Microactuators based on conducting polymers

In this contribution we report the use of polyaniline and polypyrrole for miniaturized actuators fabricated by microstructural and electrochemical technologies. The potential necessary to drive the actuator is typically less than 1 V, i.e. 2-3 orders of magnitude lower than that necessary for the widespread piezoelectric actuator devices. This low voltage is imperative for future application of actuators of micrometer dimensions. The volume variation of polymers substantially exceeds that of piezoelectric materials. Different contributions to the actuator characteristics are discussed and evaluated semi-quantitatively.     

Reference electrodes based on conducting polymers

Several attempts to produce conducting polymer based all-solid-state reference electrodes are presented. Open circuit potential of conducting polymers is redox sensitive and Donan equilibrium dependent. Therefore, more sophisticated constructions are necessary. Most promising were bilayers composed of conducting polymers with different ion-exchanger properties.     

Reference electrodes based on conducting polymers

Several attempts to produce conducting polymer based all-solid-state reference electrodes are presented. Open circuit potential of conducting polymers is redox sensitive and Donan equilibrium dependent. Therefore, more sophisticated constructions are necessary. Most promising were bilayers composed of conducting polymers with different ion-exchanger properties. Received: 27 January 2000 / Revised: 2 March 2000 / Accepted: 8 March 2000     

General Solutions to Some Types of Solitons in the Atmosphere

In terms of the Bargmann potential technique the problem of solutions to atmospheric solitary waves is investigated with the derivation of the solutions and their dispersion relations of such solitary waves as of inertial, internal gravity and Rossby modes, and some further appreciation and significant outcome have been achieved.     

Ion transport membranes based on conducting polymers

Polypyrrole membranes containing four different dopant ions were prepared galvanostatically from aqueous solutions of pyrrole (0.1 M) and the appropriate counter ion salt (0.1 M). The transport of mono-valent cations through each membrane was achieved by applying a potential gradient across the membranes. The influence of a number of set up parameters on the flux of K⁺ ions across a PPy/pTS membrane was assessed, as well as the relative selectivities of the four membrane types for the mono-valent cations; Li⁺, Na⁺, K⁺, Rb⁺ and Cs⁺.     

All-solid-state reference electrodes based on conducting polymers

A novel construction of solution free (pseudo)reference electrodes, compatible with all-solid-state potentiometric indicator electrodes, has been proposed. These electrodes use conducting polymers (CP): polypyrrole (PPy) or poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT). Two different arrangements have been tested: solely based on CP and those where the CP phase is covered with a poly(vinyl chloride) based outer membrane of tailored composition. The former arrangement was designed to suppress or compensate cation- and anion-exchange, using mobile perchlorate ions and poly(4-styrenesulfonate) or dodecylbenzenesulfonate anions as immobilized dopants. The following systems were used: (i) polypyrrole layers doped simultaneously by two kinds of anions, both mobile and immobilized in the polymer layer; (ii) bilayers of polypyrrole with anion exchanging inner layer and cation-exchanging outer layer; (iii) polypyrrole doped by surfactant dodecylbenzenesulfonate ions, which inhibit ion exchange on the polymer/solution interface. For the above systems, recorded potentials have been found to be practically independent of electrolyte concentration. The best results, profound stability of potentials, have been obtained for poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) or polypyrrole doped by poly(4-styrenesulfonate) anions covered by a poly(vinyl chloride) based membrane, containing both anion- and cation-exchangers as well as solid potassium chloride and silver chloride with metallic silver. Differently to the cases (i)-(iii) these electrodes are much less sensitive to the influence of redox and pH interferences. This arrangement has been also characterized using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and chronopotentiometry.     

Polyphosphonates as ionic conducting polymers

Polyphosphonates, a class of polymers with the generic formula –[P(R)(X)–OR'O]_n–, exhibit a high degree of modularity due to the range of R, R', and X groups that can be incorporated. As such, these polymers may be designed with a polyethylene oxide (PEO) backbone (R' group) and employed as solid polymer electrolytes (SPEs). Two PEO-containing polyphosphonate analogs (R = Ph; X = S or Se) were doped with LiPF₆ and their conductivities were measured. Conductivities were similar (X = S) to or exceeding (X = Se) those of standard PEO systems (just below 10⁻⁴ S/cm at 100°C). Binding models for Li⁺ were generated using ³¹P{¹H}NMR titration experiments. Binding of Li⁺ by these polyphosphonates followed a positive cooperativity model, and varying the X group (S or Se) affected the observed cooperativity (Hill coefficient = 1.73 and 4.16, respectively). The presence of Se also leads to an increase in conductivity as temperature is raised above the T_g, which is likely an effect of reduced Columbic interactions. Because of their modularity and ease with which cation binding can be evaluated using ³¹P{¹H} NMR titration experiments, polyphosphonates offer a unique approach for the modification of Li⁺ ion battery technology.     

Electrochemically controlled release based on nanoporous conducting polymers

An electrochemically controlled drug release system based on nanoporous polypyrrole (PPy) films was developed. Pyrrole and a model drug, fluorescein, were electrochemically copolymerized on glassy carbon (GC) electrodes modified with self-assembled multilayer polystyrene (PS) nanobeads, and PPy films incorporated with fluorescein as dopants were formed among the interstitial spaces of the tightly packed PS nanobead template. After the removal of the PS hard template, nanoporous PPy films incorporated with the drug fluorescein were obtained. Due to the porous morphology and huge surface area, the efficiency of the prepared PPy films in electrochemically releasing incorporated fluorescein was about nine times higher than that of conventional PPy films.