Applications of Conductive Polymers as Sensitizers

Polymers are large molecules consisting of small units linked together called units monomer. Polymers are sometimes crystalline in structure, and sometimes amorphous, or a mixture of the two. The vast majority of polymers lack good electrical conductivity, so their uses were limited depending on their mechanical properties and chemical properties. As for their electrical uses, they were limited to electrical insulators because these materials have good electrical insulation properties. In 1977, one of these insulating organic polymers (Poly) was discovered. Acetylene (PA), which can be transformed into a conductive polymer by treating it with suitable impurities by oxidation-reduction process, followed by the emergence of different types of cyclic and aromatic polymers that exhibit the same.