TECHNISCHE DATEN
Polyaniline Powder ORMECONPolymers that conduct electric currents without the addition of conductive (inorganic) substances are known as "intrinsically conductive polymers" (ICP). Polyaniline (PAni) is the first polymer of this kind to achieve unlimited world-wide commercial availability. PAni is the first dispersible ICP and has been developed by Zipperling Kessler & Co. Besides our production in Ahrensburg, it is also commercially produced on the basis of a license by Zipperling on a pilot plant by Allied Signal in Buffalo (N.Y., USA). PAni is marketed under the trade name "ORMECON".
Polyaniline as a pure powder is insoluble neither fusible. It can only be processed by dispersion. Zipperling offers dispersions in polymers, lacquers and solvents. For industrial use, these dispersions are available as a ready to use product or as a concentrate.
property value unit
appearance dark green powder
conductivity approx. 5 S/cm
resistance approx. 0,2 _SONDZEICHEN 87 \f
"Symbol"_ _SONDZEICHEN 215
\f "Symbol"_ cm
moisture content 3 - 4 % by weight
particle size 3 - 100 _SONDZEICHEN 109 \f
"Symbol"_
density 1,4 g/ml
bulk density ca. 250 g/l
continuous working 100 deg.C
temperature
max. processing temperature 240 deg.C
solubility insoluble in all solvents
melting point degradation from 320deg.C
upward
chemical basis polyaniline
chemical characteristics polymer with oxidatively
linked
aniline units and an
organic acid
monomer/acid ratio 2 : 1 (mol)
chemical reaction acid, reacts with bases and
reduction agents
ORMECON is a registered trademark of Zipperling Kessler & Co.
This information is correct to the best of our knowledge and experience. It is provided entirely without obligation and does not constitute a legally binding warranty of specific attributes. Own measurements are recommended. Third-party proprietary rights are to be observed. Liability for advice and information shall be limited to cases of gross negligence.
Position: September 1995