Chimeric polymers formed from a monomer capable of free radical, oxidative and electrochemical polymerisation

Dhana Lakshmi; Michael J. Whitcombe; Frank Davis; Iva Chianella; Elena V. Piletska; Antonio Guerreiro; Sreenath Subrahmanyam; Paula S. Brito; Steven A. Fowler; Sergey A. Piletsky

doi:10.1039/B821409C

Chimeric polymers formed from a monomer capable of free radical, oxidative and electrochemical polymerisation†

Dhana Lakshmi,^a Michael J. Whitcombe,*^a Frank Davis,^a Iva Chianella,^a Elena V. Piletska,^a Antonio Guerreiro,^a Sreenath Subrahmanyam,^a Paula S. Brito,^a Steven A. Fowler^a and Sergey A. Piletsky^a

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A new monomer, which incorporates both aniline and methacrylamide functional groups, was shown to possess orthogonal polymerisation behaviour to produce conjugated polyaniline suitable for a wide range of applications.

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Chimeric polymers formed from a monomer capable of free radical, oxidative and electrochemical polymerisation†

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