Synthesis and Characterization of Magnesium Perchlorate Doped Polyaniline- PVC Films

Spectroscopic characterization explores the possibility of potential applications of organic conducting polymers in electronic device fabrication. In this work FTIR and SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy) techniques are used for characterization of the prepared conducting polyaniline PVC films by changing the concentration of dopant. FTIR study indicates the presence of injected charge species that may lead the possibility of existence of both singlet and triplet excitation states. These types of measurements of [Mg (ClO4)2] doped Polyaniline system will be helpful for preparing polyaniline-PVC blend/conducting polymeric materials.