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Thermoelectric power and conductivity of different types of polypyrrole

Kemp et al., 1999

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14914961101790549936
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Kemp N
Kaiser A
Liu C
Chapman B
Mercier O
Carr A
Trodahl H
Buckley R
Partridge A
Lee J
Kim C
Bartl A
Dunsch L
Smith W
Shapiro J
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Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics

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We have measured the thermoelectric power and conductivity as a function of temperature of a wide range of polypyrrole samples, including a film of soluble polypyrrole synthesized chemically, and wrinkled films synthesized using indium–tin oxide electrodes; other samples …
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