Electrochemical and Chemical Syntheses of the Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Electroactive Material formed by Phosphomolybdate and Polyaniline. Application as Cation-Insertion Electrodes
We report a hybrid organic-inorganic electroactive material composed of a conducting
polyaniline matrix and the phosphomolybdate anion ([PMo12O40]3-) as the active inorganic
component. The material can be prepared electrochemically as thin films or chemically in
the bulk, in the absence of other competing anions. The phosphomolybdate anion is anchored
within the polymer matrix and not exchanged upon reduction. The material presents good
conductivity and electroactivity, and it represents an example of electrodes that can take
advantage of the electroactivity of zero-dimensional molecular species. A preliminary
analysis of the material as a cathode in reversible lithium batteries is discussedThis work was supported by
DGICYT (Spain, PB93-0122) and CICYT (Spain, MAT
96-1057-CO2-01). We also thank the Ministerio de
Educación y Ciencia (Spain, MEC-AECI) and CONACYT
(Mexico) for a predoctoral fellowship awarded to
M.L.C. We thank Dr. S. Borros and I. Folch for their
help in performing GPC analysis.Peer reviewe
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