| 초록 |
An organic/inorganic hybrid possesses various advantages due to the combination of their unique properties. Because of these advantages, conducting Polyaniline (PANI)/Vanadium Pentoxide (V2O5) hybrid particles were synthesized by an oxidation polymerization of aniline for their electrorheological (ER) application. In this study, the ER behavior of highly potential ER-active particles consisting of conducting polymers and V2O5 with relatively high dielectric constant was investigated. The composition and molecular structures of synthesized particles were measured by using TGA and FT-IR. In addition, the surface morphology and rheological properties of particles and ER characteristics were examined via SEM and rheometer under an applied electric field, respectively. |
