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Universita degli Studi della Calabria

Dipartamento di Chimica

Dottorato di Ricerca in

“Scienze e Tecnologie delle Mesofasi e dei Materiali

Molecolari”

Dottorato Internazioale XXI

°

Ciclo

Ph.D. Thesis

Optical and electrical properties of

polymer dispersed nanoparticles.

Supervisore

Prof. G. Chidichimo

Coordinatore

Prof. C. Versace

Candidato

Dott. Alexander Tyurin

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INDEX

Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION 1

REFERNCES 3

Chapter 2

MODELS TO CALCULATE THE ELECTRIC AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMER DISPERSED CONDUCTIVE

SILVER NANOPARTICLES

2.1 The theoretical model for electric conduction in nanoparticle/polymer

composites. 5

2.2 Optical properties of nanoparticle/polymer composites. 10 2.3 Temperature dependence of nanoparticle films

physical properties. 14

REFERENCES 19

Chapter 3

EXPERIMENTAL PART AND DATA DISCUSSION

3.1. general consideration 21

3.2 Sample preparation 23

3.3 Morphology investigation 24

3.4 The electrical conductivity of the PDMNP films. 32

3.5 Optical properties. 45

REFERENCES 56

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