6 resultados para Polianilina
em Scielo Saúde Pública - SP
Resumo:
Polyaniline (PAni) is one of the most studied conducting polymer. It can be synthesized by two methods: electrochemical or chemical oxidation. The chemical oxidation is more adequate to produce large quantities of polymer. Regardless of the synthesis scale, the treatment of the residues before its final destination is very important and necessary because it contains toxic aniline derivatives (carcinogens in some cases), acids and inorganic salts, both with low toxicity. In this work we discuss the methods used to treat these residues and to eliminate and discard the toxic substances. These were extracted from the reaction residues by using activated coal and the pH of the residue was neutralized.
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In this work, composites formed from a mixture of V2O5 and polyaniline (PANI) were investigated, for applications as cathode materials for secondary lithium batteries. Electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) data show that charge compensation in the [PANI]0.3V2O5 nanocomposite is achieved predominantly by Li+ migration. However, the charge compensation in the [PANI]V2O5 microcomposite occurs by Li+ and ClO4- transport. Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) measurements reveal several benefits of nanohybrid formation, including the achievement of shorter ionic diffusion pathways, the higher diffusion rate of the lithium ion and also the higher electronic conductivity, which are responsible for a synergetic effect of the energy storage properties.
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Two imidazolium-based ionic liquids (C4MIMTf2N and C4MIMBF4) were used to verify their influence on polyaniline (PANI) and nitrile rubber (NBR)/PANI blend properties and the vulcanization process. High conductivity values were observed for PANI-C4MIMTf2N samples and no interference was found for the C4MIMBF4 samples. These materials were added to NBR by mechanical mixing. Based on the torque results, the presence of C4MIMBF4 does not protect the vulcanization reaction of NBR with PANI as performed by C4MIMTf2N. The highest conductivity value was obtained with 7 wt. % of PANI-DSBA-C4MIMTf2N (10-6 S/cm). This result is attributed to the more effective interaction of PANI and NBR phases promoted by the ionic liquid.
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This article reports the use of polyaniline (PAni), chemically and electrochemically synthesized, for copper removal from aqueous solutions. PAni films were electrodeposited on reticulated vitreous carbon (RVC). In all cases, p-toluenesulfonate anion (PTS-) was used as the dopant to obtain cation exchange properties. RVC/PAni showed no expressive copper removal due to the small amount of polymer in the film. Chemically synthesized PAni-PTS- was obtained in its reduced form (leucoesmeraldine). PAni degraded at neutral pH but remained stable at low pH, showing a very high ion-exchange capacity, which is superior to those observed for commercial resins.
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A co-polimerização eletroquímica de misturas de anilina e ácido 3-aminobenzenosulfônico foi realizada por voltametria cíclica em solução de ácido sulfúrico.O grau de polimerização aumentou com o crescimento da acidez e da concentração de anilina em solução. Os eletrodos cobertos com filme de mercúrio e polianilina sulfonada foram avaliados para a análise de metais traço por voltametria de redissolução anódica. Os limites de detecção para o chumbo e cádmio foram 6,96 e 15,3 nmol L-1, respectivamente. O eletrodo modificado foi usado para determinar os metais em amostras ambientais reais.