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Polyaniline/epoxy coatings with good anti-corrosion properties by Talo, A., Passiniemi, P., Forsén, O., Yläsaari, S.

“…We have studied polyaniline/epoxy blend coatings on mild steel in 0.6 M NaCl and 0.1 M HCl aqueous solutions with electrochemical methods. The corrosion…”
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Counter-ion induced processibility of polyaniline: Conducting melt processible polymer blends by Ikkala, O.T, Laakso, J., Väkiparta, K., Virtanen, E., Ruohonen, H., Järvinen, H., Taka, T., Passiniemi, P., Österholm, J.-E., Cao, Y., Andreatta, A., Smith, P., Heeger, A.J.

“…Conducting polymer blends made by blending thermoplastic bulk polymers with Neste Complex, a proprietary conducting polyaniline composition, using conventional…”
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Processible polyaniline complexes due to molecular recognition: Supramolecular structures based on hydrogen bonding and phenyl stacking by Ikkala, O.T., Pietilä, L.-O., Passiniemi, P., Vikki, T., Österholm, H., Ahjopalo, L., Österholm, J.-E.

“…We show that sulphonic acid doped polyaniline (PANI) can be plasticized using certain low-acidic organic compounds consisting of ring structures and hydrogen…”
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Thermoreversible gels of acid doped polyaniline: Electrical switching based on network transitions by Vikki, T., Isotalo, H., Ruokolainen, J., Passiniemi, P., Ikkala, O.

“…Thermoreversible gelation of polyaniline (PANI) dissolved in dodecyl benzene sulphonic acid (DBSA) is here demonstrated for systems containing ca. 7–16 wt % of…”
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TEM and WAXS characterization of polyaniline/PP fibers by Passiniemi, P., Laakso, J., Österholm, H., Pohl, M.

“…PANIPOL ™/ polypropylene (PP) blends can be melt spun into conducting fibers, with a diameter of ca. 20μm. They have been characterized by TEM and WAXS. We…”
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Electrically conductive compositions based on processible polyanilines : PANIPOL by VIRTANEN, E, LAAKSO, J, RUOHONEN, H, VÄKIPARTA, K, JÄRVINEN, H, JUSSILA, M, PASSINIEMI, P, ÖSTERHOLM, J.-E

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Conductivity tailoring of blends of fusible polyaniline and polyolefins by viscosity ratio by Tanner, J., Ikkala, O.T., Passiniemi, P., Österholm, J.-E.

“…Several types of plasticizers allow acid doped polyaniline (PANI) to become fusible, if their specific interaction to acid doped PANI is sufficiently strong…”
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Prospects for photovoltaics in the Central and Eastern Europe by Pietruszko, S.M., Mikolajuk, A., Fara, L., Fara, S., Vitanov, P., Stratieva, N., Rehak, J., Barinka, R., Mellikov, E., Palfy, M., Shipkovs, P., Krotkus, A., Saly, V., Nemac, F., Swens, J., Nowak, S., Zachariou, A., Fechner, H., Passiniemi, P.

“…Photovoltaics has a great potential as a powerful renewable energy source and technology, which can be deployed into a wide range of competitive applications…”
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Electrically conductive compositions based on processible polyanilines — PANEPOL TM by Virtanen, E., Laakso, J., Ruohonen, H., Väkiparta, K., Järvinen, H., Jussila, M., Passiniemi, P., Österholm, J.-E.

“…Truly melt- and solution processible electrically conductive polyaniline (PANI) compositions can be produced commercially utilizing the technology originally…”
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Characterizaton of polyaniline blends with AC impedance measurements by Passiniemi, P., Väkiparta, K.

“…Electrical conductivity of protonated polyaniline has been measured with both direct and alternating currents. According to the AC impedance diagrams solution…”
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General theory for determination of diffusion coefficients of solvents and gases in polymers by Passiniemi, Pentti

“…A general measurement theory for determining the diffusion coefficient D of small molecules in polymer matrices is presented. This theory is applied to an…”
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Thermoreversible Gels of Polyaniline:  Viscoelastic and Electrical Evidence on Fusible Network Structures by Vikki, Terhi, Ruokolainen, Janne, Ikkala, Olli T, Passiniemi, Pentti, Isotalo, Heikki, Torkkeli, Mika, Serimaa, Ritva

“…We demonstrate thermoreversible gelation of a conductive polymer, i.e., rubber-like melt processible electrically conducting compounds. Combination of…”
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Simple method for determining water diffusion coefficient in conducting polymers by Passiniemi, Pentti

“…Water increases electrical conductivity of polyaniline. A simple method of the conductivity measurement for determining the diffusion coefficient D of water in…”
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Molecular Recognition Solvents for Electrically Conductive Polyaniline by Vikki, Terhi, Pietilä, Lars-Olof, Österholm, Heidi, Ahjopalo, Lisbeth, Takala, Antti, Toivo, Alpo, Levon, Kalle, Passiniemi, Pentti, Ikkala, Olli

“…Due to its semirigid nature, electrically conductive polyaniline (PANI) has long been regarded as an intractable material, i.e. infusible and poorly soluble in…”
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Electrically conductive polypropylene-polyaniline blend in ESD protection by Vakiparta, K., Kirmanen, P., Laakso, J., Passiniemi, P., Taka, T., Virtanen, E.

“…Melt-processable conductive polyaniline (PANI) blended with polypropylene (PP) offers a new material for controlling the electrical conductivity and thus…”
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Accurate tracer diffusion coefficients of Na+ and Cl- ions in dilute aqueous sodium chloride solutions measured with the closed capillary method by PASSINIEMI, P

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A simple method for measuring water diffusion coefficients in conducting polymers by Passiniemi, P.

“…Summary form only given. Some conducting polymers, such as protonated polyaniline (PANI), have higher electrical conductivity in the presence of humid air than…”
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Characterization of polyaniline - polyethylene blends with AC impedance measurements by Passiniemi, P., Vakiparta, K.

“…Summary form only given. AC impedance spectroscopy is frequently used for revealing electrochemical kinetics of conducting polymers and for measuring ionic…”
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Adsorption and diffusion at low electrolyte concentrations by Gosman, Alexander, Liukkonen, Simo, Passiniemi, Pentti

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Processible polyaniline complexes due to molecular recognition : supramolecular structures based on hydrogen bonding and phenyl stacking by IKKALA, O. T, PIETILÄC, L.-O, PASSINIEMI, P, VIKKI, T, ÖSTERHOLM, H, AHJOPALO, L, ÖSTERHOLM, J.-E

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