Long aging time thermal degradation of the ac conductivity and complex permittivity of conducting polypyrrole

Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science

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Synth. metals (2011) in print

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10.1016/j.synthmet.2011.04.020

The modification of the ac conductivity and the complex permittivity of conducting polypyrrole was monitored throughout a two years thermal aging at 343K. Reduction of the cross-over frequency is correlated with the degradation of dc-conductivity, while the ac conductivity region corresponding to the so-called 'universal' dielectric relaxation remains practically invariant during the first year of ageing, which implies a collective co-operativity among multiple degradation processes that yield a practically time-independent effective disordered environment. A broad dielectric loss peak recorded in fresh specimens splits into two distinct relaxations for intermediate stages of the annealing process. The ageing-time evolution of the dc component and the relaxations are qualitatively analysed and time constants are determined.

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