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Formation of electronically conductive thin films of metal phthalocyanines via electropolymerization
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1989
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Materials ScienceConducting PolymerNickel ComplexesEngineeringOrganic ElectrochemistrySemiconducting PolymerMolecular ElectrochemistrySurface ElectrochemistryMetal PhthalocyaninesDimethyl SulphoxideOxidative ElectropolymerizationChemistryThin FilmsConductive Thin FilmsElectrode Reaction MechanismPolymer ChemistryElectrochemistry
Oxidative electropolymerization of cobalt and nickel complexes of tetra-aminophthalocyanine in dimethyl sulphoxide rapidly leads to electrode modification, and the thin polymeric coatings obtained by this method are highly electronically conductive under a wide variety of conditions.