I am trying to perform electrochemical experiments in some electrospun matrixes of polyaniline blends, but my polymer do not stick in the electrode, I have seeing paper that the people uses nafion to coat everything, but for me it do not look good, Do you have any other suggestion???
Conductive metal pastes could provide a proper contact between your electrode and your fiber.
Electrical Conductivity of Electrospun Polyaniline and Polyaniline-Blend Fibers and Mats
Macromolecules 45, no. 10 (May 22, 2012): 4238-4246.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ma3005982
You can find some information in this article.
Thomas Simons has given the reply already. For example use silver epoxy paste to stick the nanofiber to electrode
I have tried using the silver paste, the only problem is that it hide the signal that I would like to observe... I don't know if it reacted with the material and form something different that would be worse. Thanks very much anyway!
you have to checked different kinds of pasta. Some of them contains solvents that can disrupt your nanofiber structrure
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