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A polymer electrode with variable conductivity: polypyrrole
Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications · 1980 · pp. 397–397
Abstract
Thin films of the ‘metallic’ polymer, polypyrrrole, when adhered to a platinum electrode surface, can be repeatedly driven between the conducting and insulating state with E°′ near –220 mV vs. the sodium chloride calomel electrode.
Conducting polymers and applicationsAnalytical Chemistry and SensorsElectrochemical sensors and biosensorsSaturated calomel electrodePolypyrroleElectrodePlatinumConductivityPolymerConductive polymerChlorideMetalReference electrode
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