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Studies on Electrically Conducting Polyaniline: Nylon-6,6 Composites: A Potential Material for Electrical and Electronic Applications

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A.A. Ahmed, Faiz Mohammad

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Conducting Polyaniline, DC Electrical Conductivity, Degradation, Nylon-6,6 Composites, Stability

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