his paper covers the electropolymerized polypyrrole doped with p-toluenesul-fonate studied using scanning tunneling microscope. The growth processes of polypyrrole films on the electrode surface were observed. Polypy...his paper covers the electropolymerized polypyrrole doped with p-toluenesul-fonate studied using scanning tunneling microscope. The growth processes of polypyrrole films on the electrode surface were observed. Polypyrrole chain struc-ture with many separated micro-holes of 0. 15 nm diameter at the initial state ofelectropolymerization can be seen from obtained STM images. This structure is ex-tremely similar to the pioneer-proposed ideal structure of polypyrrole chains. Thereexisted some helical structure and simple strands on the electrode surface, which isdue to different existing states of polypyrrole chains on electrode surface. STM ex-periments showed that polypyrrole chains were firstly formed on the electrode sur-face, then, they growed gradually by 3-dimensional mode during slow oxidation toform many separated micro-islands. Finally, a large corrugation area of polymerfilms occurred on the electrodes.展开更多
文摘his paper covers the electropolymerized polypyrrole doped with p-toluenesul-fonate studied using scanning tunneling microscope. The growth processes of polypyrrole films on the electrode surface were observed. Polypyrrole chain struc-ture with many separated micro-holes of 0. 15 nm diameter at the initial state ofelectropolymerization can be seen from obtained STM images. This structure is ex-tremely similar to the pioneer-proposed ideal structure of polypyrrole chains. Thereexisted some helical structure and simple strands on the electrode surface, which isdue to different existing states of polypyrrole chains on electrode surface. STM ex-periments showed that polypyrrole chains were firstly formed on the electrode sur-face, then, they growed gradually by 3-dimensional mode during slow oxidation toform many separated micro-islands. Finally, a large corrugation area of polymerfilms occurred on the electrodes.
