Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2016, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/C5CP06473B, Paper
DOI: 10.1039/C5CP06473B, Paper
C. Oueiny, S. Berlioz, F. X. Perrin
Uncommon nanotube morphology was obtained for polyaniline prepared by interfacial polymerization using decylphosphonic acid in the aqueous phase. From ex situ AFM analysis it was found that a nanofibrillar template produced by aniline oligomers guide the growth of polyaniline to nanotubular morphology. Polyaniline nanotubes are thus not derived from decylphosphonic acid vesicles.
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Uncommon nanotube morphology was obtained for polyaniline prepared by interfacial polymerization using decylphosphonic acid in the aqueous phase. From ex situ AFM analysis it was found that a nanofibrillar template produced by aniline oligomers guide the growth of polyaniline to nanotubular morphology. Polyaniline nanotubes are thus not derived from decylphosphonic acid vesicles.
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