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Poly (P-phenylene) S: Synthesis and applications
International Journal of Physics and Mathematics · 2023 · Vol. 5(2) · pp. 37–39
Abstract
PPP stands for poly (para-phenylene), a linear, stiff-rod polymer made up of p-phenylene units that repeat. PPP's outstanding mechanical, chemical, and thermal qualities make it a great option for a range of high-performance, lightweight applications in the semiconductor, aerospace, and medical sectors. When doped with p and n, it demonstrates electrical conductivity, making it suitable for energy storage. PPP has also been employed as an electroluminescent material while acting as a blue-light emitter (⁁max = 459 nm). PPP synthesis and application, however, continue to be extremely difficult despite these encouraging qualities and uses.
Conducting polymers and applicationsSynthesis and properties of polymersOrganic Electronics and PhotovoltaicsElectroluminescencePoly(p-phenylene)Common emitterPhenyleneMaterials scienceDopingPolymerAerospaceRange (aeronautics)Optoelectronics
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