A Platform for Functional Conductive Polymers
Publication: Research - peer-review › Conference abstract for conference – Annual report year: 2012
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A Platform for Functional Conductive Polymers. / Daugaard, Anders Egede; Hoffmann, Christian ; Lind, Johan Ulrik; Hansen, Thomas Steen; Larsen, Niels Bent; Hvilsted, Søren.
2012. Abstract from Polymer Chemistry , Warwick, United Kingdom.Publication: Research - peer-review › Conference abstract for conference – Annual report year: 2012
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T1 - A Platform for Functional Conductive Polymers
A1 - Daugaard,Anders Egede
A1 - Hoffmann,Christian
A1 - Lind,Johan Ulrik
A1 - Hansen,Thomas Steen
A1 - Larsen,Niels Bent
A1 - Hvilsted,Søren
AU - Daugaard,Anders Egede
AU - Hoffmann,Christian
AU - Lind,Johan Ulrik
AU - Hansen,Thomas Steen
AU - Larsen,Niels Bent
AU - Hvilsted,Søren
PY - 2012
Y1 - 2012
N2 - Conductive polymers have been studied extensively during recent years. In order to broaden the application field of conductive polymers different methods have been tested and recently an azide functional poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT-N3) was developed(1, 2). The azide functional conductive polymer can be postpolymerization functionalized to introduce a large number of functionalities through click chemistry(3).<br/>Through selection of reaction conditions it is possible control the depth of the reaction into the polymer film to the upper surface or the entire film(4). Thus a conductive polymer can be prepared with a subsurface layer of highly conductive polymer where only the upper surface has been grafted with functional groups to ensure selectivity of the surface layer for e.g. interaction with specific biospecies. The conductive polymer can be patterned using selective etching, which enables preparation of e.g. interdigitated electrodes or other surface structures. The electrodes have been applied in controlled localized click reactions through ”electroclick” reactions(5). This enables preparation of both highly functional electrodes as well as gradient surfaces(6). The system is very versatile in all dimensions and structures and allows for preparation of conductive polymers with very specific properties. Recent results on a grafting from method to modify the surface properties will be presented.<br/>
AB - Conductive polymers have been studied extensively during recent years. In order to broaden the application field of conductive polymers different methods have been tested and recently an azide functional poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT-N3) was developed(1, 2). The azide functional conductive polymer can be postpolymerization functionalized to introduce a large number of functionalities through click chemistry(3).<br/>Through selection of reaction conditions it is possible control the depth of the reaction into the polymer film to the upper surface or the entire film(4). Thus a conductive polymer can be prepared with a subsurface layer of highly conductive polymer where only the upper surface has been grafted with functional groups to ensure selectivity of the surface layer for e.g. interaction with specific biospecies. The conductive polymer can be patterned using selective etching, which enables preparation of e.g. interdigitated electrodes or other surface structures. The electrodes have been applied in controlled localized click reactions through ”electroclick” reactions(5). This enables preparation of both highly functional electrodes as well as gradient surfaces(6). The system is very versatile in all dimensions and structures and allows for preparation of conductive polymers with very specific properties. Recent results on a grafting from method to modify the surface properties will be presented.<br/>
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