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Płocharski, Janusz
Warsaw University of Technology
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- 2020Substrate-Induced Variances in Morphological and Structural Properties of MoS<inf>2</inf> Grown by Chemical Vapor Deposition on Epitaxial Graphene and SiO<inf>2</inf>citations
- 2012ER suspensions of composite core-shell microspheres with improved sedimentation stabilitycitations
- 2009Ionically conductive polymers for ER fluid preparation
- 2009Electrorheological fluids containing phosphorylated polystyrene-co-divinylbenzenecitations
- 2006Electrorheological effect in hybrid fluids with liquid crystalline additivescitations
- 2005Electrorheological fluids based on polymer electrolytescitations
- 2005Electrorheological fluids based on modified polyacrylonitrilecitations
- 2005Study of electrorheological properties of poly (p -phenylene) dispersionscitations
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Ionically conductive polymers for ER fluid preparation
Abstract
Two groups of electrorheological (ER) suspensions containing polyelectrolytes and solid polymer electrolytes as dispersed phases of ionic conductivity were synthesized and their ER effect at elevated temperatures was studied. Polymers were carefully characterised and detailed analysis of their ionic conductivity change with temperature was performed. It was found that in suspensions comprising both types of materials ER effect and current density were closely related to cation type presented in resin and in salt added to solid electrolyte. If small monovalent cations of high mobility were present in the solid phase the ER effect of suspensions as well as their current densities increased strongly with temperature both for polyelectrolytes and solid electrolytes. Presence of spatial cations resulted in lower power consumption and reasonable ER effect within wide temperature range.