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- 2024Spontaneous Liquefaction of Solid Metal–Liquid Metal Interfaces in Colloidal Binary Alloyscitations
- 2024Spontaneous liquefaction of solid metal–liquid metal interfaces in colloidal binary alloyscitations
- 2023Exploring Electrical Conductivity of Thiolated Micro‐ and Nanoparticles of Galliumcitations
- 2023A liquid metal-polydopamine composite for cell culture and electro-stimulationcitations
- 2022Induction heating for the removal of liquid metal-based implant mimics: a proof-of-conceptcitations
- 2021Complementary bulk and surface passivations for highly efficient perovskite solar cells by gas quenchingcitations
- 2020Pulsing liquid alloys for nanomaterials synthesiscitations
- 2020Pulsing liquid alloys for nanomaterials synthesiscitations
- 2020Nucleation and growth of polyaniline nanofibers onto liquid metal nanoparticlescitations
- 2020Nucleation and growth of polyaniline nanofibers onto liquid metal nanoparticlescitations
- 2020Carbonization of low thermal stability polymers at the interface of liquid metalscitations
- 2019Liquid metals for tuning gas sensitive layerscitations
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Nucleation and growth of polyaniline nanofibers onto liquid metal nanoparticles
Abstract
<p>Liquid metals can play an essential role in the generation of electrically conductive composites for electronic devices and environmental sensing and remediation applications. Here, a method for growing a polyaniline nanofibrous network at liquid metal nanoparticle interfaces is demonstrated for generating hybrid liquid metal-polymer nanocomposites. The investigation shows that an initial functionalization step of the liquid metal nanoparticles with a polymerization enhancer is essential for providing stable and specific nucleation points for the formation of the polyaniline nanofibrous network. The acidity and mechanical agitation conditions are carefully adjusted to control the fibrous polyaniline. The embedded gallium elements form an initial seeding layer around the liquid metal nanoparticles. The novel nanocomposites offer synergistic properties for environmental sensing and molecular separation applications. This study provides a road map for the direct synthesis of long organic molecular chains at the dynamic interfaces of liquid metals.</p>