Patent classifications
H01B1/128
CROSSLINKING OF LOOSE INSULATING POWDERS
Described herein are materials and methods useful in the field of insulation, including building materials, refrigeration, cryogenics, and shipping, amongst others. Advantageously, the provided materials and method provide low thermal conductivities and increased mechanical strength, allowing for efficient insulating in a diverse range of applications. The provided materials and methods include individual particles connected by a polymer network that links individual particles and may include hollow or evacuated capsules and various strengthening agents.
Electrically conductive particle and manufacturing method thereof, and electrically conductive adhesive and manufacturing method thereof
Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an electrically conductive particle and a manufacturing method thereof as well as an electrically conductive adhesive comprising the electrically conductive particle and a manufacturing method thereof. The electrically conductive particle comprises: a core microsphere; an electrically conductive macromolecular layer encapsulating the core microsphere; and a 3D graphene layer and a metal layer encapsulating the electrically conductive macromolecular layer.
COMPOSITION, METHOD FOR PRODUCING CONDUCTIVE FILM, CONDUCTIVE FILM, CAPACITOR
A composition comprising: (a) a conductive polymer, (b) a resin having a solubility parameter of 9.0 to 12.0 (cal/cm.sup.3).sup.1/2, (c) a solvent, and (d) a phenolic compound.
Continuous flow process for preparing conducting polymers
The present disclosure relates to a continuous flow process for preparing conducting polymers, for example polyaniline. The continuous flow process can provide a controlled synthesis of a conducting polymer from an emulsion comprising a polymerizable organic monomer and a free radical initiator in flow within a temperature controlled continuous flow reactor comprising at least one mixing element. The present disclosure also relates to the conducting polymers prepared by the continuous flow process.
COVER FILM FOR PEN SENSOR AND PEN SENSOR
A cover film used together with a pen sensor including a plurality of sensor electrodes, and a sensor controller which detects a position of an active pen in reference to a distribution of signal levels each corresponding to an amount of electric charge induced in an individual one of the plurality of sensor electrodes by a pen signal transmitted from a pen tip electrode disposed at a tip of the active pen. The cover film includes a conductive resin that covers an effective area formed by the sensor electrodes for detection of the position of the active pen and that includes a substantially uniform resistance component at least within a range of the effective area. The cover film is arranged, without via a cover glass, on an upper surface of a sensor electrode group including the plurality of sensor electrodes.
Multi-functional, stimuli-responsive materials, methods of preparation, methods of use, and uses thereof
A multi-functional, stimuli-responsive material includes a substrate functionalized with a pH-sensitive Azo-QPS compound or co-assemblies containing Azo-QPS compounds. The Azo-QPS compound includes a positively-charged phenyl-azo-pyridinium core, an anion affiliated with the core, a head group, a tail group, a surface bonding group coupling the pH-sensitive Azo-QPS compound to the substrate, and a spacer connecting the pH-sensitive Azo-QPS compound to the surface bonding group.
Charge transport varnish
A charge transport varnish containing a charge transport substance, an electron-accepting dopant substance, and an organic solvent, wherein the electron-accepting dopant substance contains one or more types selected from naphthalene disulfonic acid, naphthalene trisulfonic acid, and naphthalene tetrasulfonic acid. This charge transport varnish is suitable for forming a hole collection layer that can be used to produce an organic photoelectric conversion element which exhibits high photoelectric conversion efficiency.
NANOFIBERS FROM SUBSTITUTED POLYANILINE AND METHODS OF SYNTHESIZING AND USING THE SAME
Embodiments of this invention are directed to substituted polyaniline nanofibers and methods of synthesizing and using the same. The invention is also directed to polyaniline derivatives that can be synthesized without the need for templates or functional dopants by using an initiator as part of a reaction mixture.
LAMELLAR STRUCTURE
Disclosed is an electrically conductive or semi-conductive lamellar structure, its method of production and use. The lamellar structure has a plurality of sheets, wherein each sheet comprises nanochains. At least some of the nanochains are electrically conductive or semi-conductive, and crosslinking agents connect adjacent nanochains.
COMPOSITE ELECTROLYTE MEMBRANE
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a composite electrolyte membrane which has excellent chemical resistance and can maintain sufficient mechanical strength even under conditions of high humidity and high pressure, which are the operating conditions for electrochemical hydrogen pumps and water electrolyzers. This composite electrolyte membrane, which is for achieving said purpose, has a composite layer obtained by combining a polyelectrolyte with a mesh woven material that satisfies (1) and (2) and comprises liquid crystal polyester fibers or polyphenylene sulfide fibers. (1): Mesh thickness (μm)/fiber diameter (μm)<2.0. (2): Opening (μm)/fiber diameter (μm)>1.0.