Well, I can advise you to take a look at our unique approach to polyme modification of mineral surface using peroxide groups preattched onto the surface. By this way you can have an appropriately engineered and well tailored design of the compatibilizing polymer layers on the surface which will ultimately resolve in uniformly dispersed nanoparticles (of whatever nature, including metallic) in a polymeric coating. As a result, the ultimate properties of the dispersion could be enhanced.
You may check these papers for further details:
1. Voronov S, Tokarev V, Datsyuk V, Seredyuk V, Bednarska O, Oduola K, Adler H, Pushke C, Pich A, Wagenknecht U (2000), Polyperoxidic Surfactants for Interface Modification and Compatibilization of Polymer Colloidal Systems. 2. Design of Compatibilizing Layers, J. Applied Polym. Sci., 76, pp. 1217-1227.
2. Voronov S, Tokarev V, Oduola K and Lastukhin Yu (2000), Polyperoxidic Surfactants for Interface Modification and Compatibilization of Polymer Colloidal Systems. 1. Synthesis and Characterization, J. Applied Polym. Sci., 76, pp. 1228-1239.
3. Oduola MK, Tokarev V., Voronov S., (2007), Polymer Modification of Mineral Surface Using Peroxide-Containing Oligomers, Advanced Materials Research, Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland, Vols. 18-19, pp.219-224.
4.. Oduola MK (2009), Design of Compatibilizing Interfacial Polymer Layers Using a Macroinitiator, Advanced Materials Research, Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland, Vols. 62-64, pp. 311-316.
"R2R" - do you mean a 2-roll-mill? what polymer and what nanoparticles do you intend to use? (your question is still quite fuzzy, so I can not really recommend anything specific yet)
Bernhard.. Yes R2R means roll to roll. Nano-particles- Ag or Au. polymers- PEDOT.PSS, P3HT:PCBM, etc. Thank you for your concern.
if you do not have some matrix (binder) system, PEDOT or P3HT etc can not be processed roll to roll, they do not form a coherent film.
Dr. Bernhard Could you please recommend some reading materials (books, papers) for me?
you can search for reading material on my RG page here, and you can find a good introduction here in this Handbook chapter, which I published a few years ago:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/253651172_Conductive_Polymers_as_Organic_Nanometals
Some quite recent article will also give you some background knowledge, although not for PEDOT or P3HT, but their properties are comparable regarding processing properties (while other physical and chemical properties are completely different)
Chapter Conductive Polymers as Organic Nanometals
I just realized, my last comment was not completed: I wanted to write:
Some quite recent article will also give you some background knowledge, although not for PEDOT or P3HT, but their properties are comparable regarding processing properties (while other physical and chemical properties are completely different) is here:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/49593603_New_Insight_into_Organic_Metal_Polyaniline_Morphology_and_Structure?ev=srch_pub&_sg=6qa%2BLm5KIRcascf%2BsyeJgYYMIHyXeFxNpLiH48MUW3RxrUMbCAnvTA16cEl0kQuw_7rejbDaQ32Uv7DzxKiTkJi3l2fRnYvSr8cctDRfLg3JPcXgw7t3ev0cgucFlHPnL_eZHVU6Uuk3a%2FSFWnLqLfLj82izYgEDwHKJgtEA8ztt1YGcqSNs0UkgLxfSERESR7
Article New Insight into Organic Metal Polyaniline Morphology and Structure
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