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  1. Structural electrochemistry of Poly (3, 4-ethylenedioxythiophene) and its applicability as simultaneous sensor of environmental surroundings: self-sensing electrical, thermal, and chemical working conditions
  2. A comparison of poly (3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) polymerized potentiostatically and galvanostatically
  3. Chemical sensing and actuation properties of polypyrrole coated fibers
  4. Bioinspired polypyrrole based fibrillary artificial muscle with actuation and intrinsic sensing capabilities
  5. Artificial muscle like behavior of polypyrrole polyethylene oxide independent of applied potential ranges
  6. Exploring Brain Information Storage/Reading for Neuronal Connectivity Using Macromolecular Electrochemical Sensing Motors
  7. Improving the onset potential and Tafel slope determination of earth-abundant water oxidation electrocatalysts
  8. Towards artificial proprioception from artificial muscles constituted by self-sensing multi-step electrochemical macromolecular motors
  9. Electroactive macromolecular motors as model materials of ectotherm muscles
  10. Enhancing the electrocatalytic activity and stability of Prussian blue analogues by increasing their electroactive sites through the introduction of Au nanoparticles
  11. Multifunctionality of Polypyrrole Polyethyleneoxide Composites: Concurrent Sensing, Actuation and Energy Storage
  12. Role of polyethylene oxide content in polypyrrole linear actuators
  13. The response of polypyrrole–DBS electrochemical molecular motors to Na concentration: Analogies in cell biology
  14. A motor, several sensors and a battery, work simultaneously in a triple layer.
  15. Solvent effects on carbide-derived-carbon trilayer bending actuators
  16. Why and how muscles sense their working conditions.
  17. Front Matter: Volume 10594
  18. Progress in electromechanically active polymers: selected papers from EuroEAP 2017
  19. The cooperative actuation of polypyrrole electrochemical machines senses the chemical conditions as muscles sense their fatigue state
  20. Mechanical and actuating properties of Ppy/DBS dependency with the synthesis parameters
  21. A COTS-Based Portable System to Conduct Accurate Substance Concentration Measurements
  22. Chemical sensors from the cooperative actuation of multistep electrochemical molecular machines of polypyrrole: potentiostatic study. Trying to replicate muscle’s fatigue signals.
  23. The new Chemical Kinetics includes conformational energy of the molecular machines.
  24. How haptic muscles can sense the fatigue state of the muscle.
  25. The cooperative actuation of multistep electrochemical molecular machines in polypyrrole films senses the imposed energetic conditions: Influence of the potential scan rate
  26. The cooperative actuation of multistep electrochemical molecular machines senses the working temperature: voltammetric study
  27. Bending Monolayer Artificial Muscle
  28. Electrochemical actuators are physical or chemical devices?
  29. A Potentiostatic/Galvanostatic Study and Theoretical Description of Polypyrrole Film Electrodes: A Model of the Intracellular Matrix of Ectothermic Muscle Cells
  30. Electrospun silk fibroin scaffolds coated with reduced graphene promote neurite outgrowth of PC-12 cells under electrical stimulation
  31. Polypyrrole-amphiphile blend electrodes: new reaction-driven structural processes with possible formation of vesicles
  32. Reprint of: Oxidation kinetics of polypyrrole films: Solvent influence
  33. Dual sensing-actuation artificial muscle based on polypyrrole-carbon nanotube composite
  34. Properties of polypyrrole polyvinilsulfate films for dual actuator sensing systems
  35. Biomimetic reactions in conducting polymers for artificial muscles: sensing working conditions
  36. Electrochemical Synthesis and Characterization of Flavin Mononucleotide-Exfoliated Pristine Graphene/Polypyrrole Composites
  37. Interpenetrated triple polymeric layer as electrochemomechanical actuator: Solvent influence and diffusion coefficient of counterions
  38. Cover Picture: Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions (ChemistryOpen 1/2017)
  39. Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions
  40. Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions
  41. Metal-functionalized covalent organic frameworks as precursors of supercapacitive porous N-doped graphene
  42. Reactions driving conformational movements (molecular motors) in gels: conformational and structural chemical kinetics
  43. Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions
  44. Self-Supported Polypyrrole/Polyvinylsulfate Films: Electrochemical Synthesis, Characterization, and Sensing Properties of Their Redox Reactions
  45. Electrochemical synthesis and characterization of self-supported polypyrrole-DBS-MWCNT electrodes
  46. Polymeric actuators: Solvents tune reaction-driven cation to reaction-driven anion actuation
  47. Asymmetric Bilayer Artificial Muscles Based on Polypyrrole
  48. Coulovoltammetric and Dynamovoltammetric Responses from Conducting Polymers and Bilayer Muscles as Tools to Identify Reaction-driven Structural Changes. A review
  49. Oxidation kinetics of polypyrrole films: Solvent influence
  50. Graphene adsorbed on silk-fibroin meshes: Biomimetic and reversible conformational movements driven by reactions
  51. Asymmetric Bilayer Muscles: Cooperative Actuation, Dynamic Hysteresis, and Creeping in NaPF6 Aqueous Solutions
  52. Fabrication of electrospun silk fibroin scaffolds coated with graphene oxide and reduced graphene for applications in biomedicine
  53. Asymmetric Bilayer Muscles. Cooperative and Antagonist Actuation
  54. Faradaic and Capacitive Components of the CNT Electrochemical Responses
  55. Electrochemo-dynamical characterization of polypyrrole actuators coated on gold electrodes
  56. Conducting Polymers as EAPs: Fundamentals and Materials
  57. Construction and coulodynamic characterization of PPy-DBS-MWCNT/tape bilayer artificial muscles
  58. Conducting Polymers as EAPs: Fundamentals and Materials
  59. Electro-chemo-biomimetics from conducting polymers: fundamentals, materials, properties and devices
  60. Physical and chemical awareness from sensing polymeric artificial muscles. Experiments and modeling
  61. Polymeric Artificial Muscles are Linear Faradaic Motors
  62. Proprioception Be Described by Physical-Chemical Equations
  63. Solvent and electrolyte effects in PPyDBS free standing films
  64. Deep Reduced PEDOT Films Support Electrochemical Applications: Biomimetic Color Front
  65. Creeping and structural effects in Faradaic artificial muscles
  66. Polypyrrole Asymmetric Bilayer Artificial Muscle: Driven Reactions, Cooperative Actuation, and Osmotic Effects
  67. Chemo-ionic-conformational memory from reactive dense gels: a way to explore new multivalent memories and brain memory
  68. Artificial Physical and Chemical Awareness (Proprioception) from Polymeric Motors
  69. Ionic exchanges, structural movements and driven reactions in conducting polymers from bending artificial muscles
  70. Mechanical awareness from sensing artificial muscles: Experiments and modeling
  71. Polyurethane microfibrous mat templated polypyrrole: Preparation and biomimetic reactive sensing capabilities
  72. Effect of the Electrolyte Concentration and Substrate on Conducting Polymer Actuators
  73. Fibroin/Polyaniline microfibrous mat. Preparation and electrochemical characterization as reactive sensor
  74. A chemical and electrochemical multivalent memory made from FeNi3-graphene nanocomposites
  75. Exchanged Cations and Water during Reactions in Polypyrrole Macroions from Artificial Muscles
  76. Polypyrrole–para-phenolsulfonic acid/tape artificial muscle as a tool to clarify biomimetic driven reactions and ionic exchanges
  77. Structural electrochemistry. Chronopotentiometric responses from rising compacted polypyrrole electrodes: experiments and model
  78. Structural Electrochemistry: Conductivities and Ionic Content from Rising Reduced Polypyrrole Films
  79. Structural Electrochemistry from Freestanding Polypyrrole Films: Full Hydrogen Inhibition from Aqueous Solutions
  80. Using reactive artificial muscles to determine water exchange during reactions
  81. Electrochemistry of Conducting Polymers: Synthesis, Reactions, Properties, Functions and Devices
  82. Magnetic Nanocomposites Formed by FeNi3 Nanoparticles Embedded in Graphene. Application as Supercapacitors
  83. Reactive actuators and sensors integrated in one device: mimicking brain-muscles feedback communication
  84. Conducting polymers are simultaneous sensing actuators
  85. Electrochemistry of electromechanical actuators based on carbon nanotubes and ionic liquids
  86. Biomimetic Structural Electrochemistry from Conducting Polymers: Processes, Charges, and Energies. Coulovoltammetric Results from Films on Metals Revisited
  87. Reactions drive conformations. Biomimetic properties and devices, theoretical description
  88. Biomimetic intracellular matrix (ICM) materials, properties and functions. Full integration of actuators and sensors
  89. Biomimetic electrochemistry from conducting polymers. A review
  90. Artificial Muscles: A Tool To Quantify Exchanged Solvent during Biomimetic Reactions
  91. Graphene electrochemical responses sense surroundings
  92. Structural and Biomimetic Chemical Kinetics: Kinetic Magnitudes Include Structural Information
  93. One Actuator and Several Sensors in One Device with only Two Connecting Wires: Mimicking Muscle/Brain Feedback
  94. Biomimetic Dual Sensing-Actuators: Theoretical Description. Sensing Electrolyte Concentration and Driving Current
  95. Fabrication of conductive electrospun silk fibroin scaffolds by coating with polypyrrole for biomedical applications
  96. Biomimetic Dual Sensing-Actuators Based on Conducting Polymers. Galvanostatic Theoretical Model for Actuators Sensing Temperature
  97. Electrochemical Kinetics in Dense, Reactive and Wet Gels. Biomimicking Reactions and Devices
  98. Electrochemistry of Carbon Nanotubes: Reactive Processes, Dual Sensing–Actuating Properties and Devices
  99. Electro‐conductive double‐network hydrogels
  100. Biomimetic Sensing – Actuators Based on Conducting Polymers
  101. Simultaneous sensing characteristics of a biomimetic polypyrrole based triple layer actuator exchanging cations
  102. Synthesis, electropolymerization and characterization of a cross-linked PEDOT derivative
  103. Capacitive and faradic charge components in high-speed carbon nanotube actuator
  104. Sensing characteristics of a conducting polymer/hydrogel hybrid microfiber artificial muscle
  105. Electropolymerization and characterization of COOH-functionalized poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene): Ionic exchanges
  106. High‐Speed Carbon Nanotube Actuators Based on an Oxidation/Reduction Reaction
  107. Electrochemical characterization of PEDOT–PSS–Sorbitol electrodes. Sorbitol changes cation to anion interchange during reactions
  108. Characterization of the movement of polypyrrole–dodecylbenzenesulfonate–perchlorate/tape artificial muscles. Faradaic control of reactive artificial molecular motors and muscles
  109. Polypyrrol/chitosan hydrogel hybrid microfiber as sensing artificial muscle
  110. Self-supported semi-interpenetrating polymer networks as reactive ambient sensors
  111. Electropolymerization of naphthaleneamidinemonoimide-modified poly(thiophene)
  112. Biomimetic polypyrrole based all three-in-one triple layer sensing actuators exchanging cations
  113. From Electrochemically‐Driven Conformational Polymeric States to Macroscopic Sensing and Tactile Muscles
  114. Discussion 6.B
  115. Reduction and Oxidation Doping Kinetics of an Electropolymerized Donor−Acceptor Low-Bandgap Conjugated Copolymer
  116. Activation energy for polypyrrole oxidation: film thickness influence
  117. Electrochemomechanical Devices: Artificial Muscles
  118. Sensing and Tactile Artificial Muscles from Reactive Materials
  119. Conducting polymers as simultaneous sensor-actuators
  120. Reactive polymer films
  121. Conformational energy from the oxidation kinetics of poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene) films
  122. Synthesis, electropolymerization and oxidation kinetics of an anthraquinone-functionalized poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)
  123. Polypyrrole free‐standing electrodes sense temperature or current during reaction
  124. Conducting polymers as simultaneous sensor-actuators
  125. Polypyrrole oxidation: Kinetic coefficients, activation energy and conformational energy
  126. Chronoamperometric Study of Conformational Relaxation in PPy(DBS)
  127. Soft, wet, and reactive polymers. Sensing artificial muscles and conformational energy
  128. Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Actuators Touching and Sensing Both, Physical and Chemical Ambient
  129. Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Actuators Touching and Sensing Both, Physical and Chemical Ambient
  130. Photopatterned electrochromic conjugated polymer films via precursor approach
  131. Use of polymer/ionic liquid plasticizers as gel electrolytes in electrochromic devices
  132. Electro-chemo-mechanical response of a free-standing polypyrrole strip
  133. Photopatterned conjugated polymer electrochromic nanofibers on paper
  134. Poly (3, 4-ethylendioxithiophene) (PEDOT) oxidation: activation energy and conformational energy
  135. World Congress on Biomimetics, Artificial Muscles and Nano-Bio 2007
  136. Electrochromic conducting polymers: optical contrast characterization of chameleonic materials
  137. Reactive conducting polymers as actuating sensors and tactile muscles
  138. Potentiostatic oxidation of poly(3-methylthiophene): Influence of the prepolarization time at cathodic potentials on the kinetics
  139. Electrons create a reaction
  140. Biomimetics, Artificial Muscles & Nano-Bio 2007: Scientists Meet Doctors
  141. Polythiophene oxidation: Rate coefficients, activation energy and conformational energies
  142. Contrast limitations of dual electrochromic systems
  143. Linear movements from two bending triple-layers
  144. Electrochemical study of dual conjugated polymer electrochromic devices
  145. Poly(3-methylthiophene) oxidation under chemical control. Rate coefficients change with prepolarization potentials of reduction
  146. Artificial Muscles, Sensing and Multifunctionality
  147. Optimization, preparation, and electrical short evaluation for 30 cm2 active area dual conjugated polymer electrochromic windows
  148. Maximum contrast from an electrochromic material
  149. Electrochromic films of a methylcarbazole derivative: optimization of polymerization and optical contrast
  150. Attempting a classification for electrical polymeric actuators
  151. High contrast solid-state electrochromic devices from substituted 3,4-propylenedioxythiophenes using the dual conjugated polymer approach
  152. Nitrate and chloride transport through a smart membrane
  153. Structural reorganization of the PPy/DBS films caused by the reduction branch of potentiodynamic polymerization
  154. Mechanical characterization of free-standing polypyrrole film
  155. Effect of the Doping Ion on the Electrical Response of a Free-Standing Polypyrrole Strip Subjected to Different Preloads:  Perspectives and Limitations Associated with the Use of These Devices as Actuators
  156. Characterization of polypyrrole degradation by the conformational relaxation model
  157. Phase Transition of a DPPC Bilayer Induced by an External Surface Pressure:  From Bilayer to Monolayer Behavior. A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study
  158. Model of an Asymmetric DPPC/DPPS Membrane:  Effect of Asymmetry on the Lipid Properties. A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study
  159. Ionic diffusion across oxidized polypyrrole membranes and during oxidation of the free-standing film
  160. In Situ FTIR Spectroscopy Study of the Break-In Phenomenon Observed for PPy/PVS Films in Acetonitrile
  161. Polypyrrole artificial muscles: a new rhombic element. Construction and␣electrochemomechanical characterization
  162. Chemical and mechanical sensing in electrochemical actuators
  163. Multifunctional and biomimicking electrochemical properties of conducting polymers
  164. Understanding the structural changes that take place in a polypyrrole film during its oxi-reduction process: a molecular dynamics simulation study
  165. Electrochromic variable transmission optical combiner
  166. Diffusion Coefficients in Swelling Polypyrrole:  ESCR and Cottrell Models
  167. Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Orientation and Reorientational Dynamics of Water and Polypyrrole Rings as a Function of the Oxidation State of the Polymer
  168. Electrodeposition of Cu on deeply reduced polypyrrole electrodes at very high cathodic potentials
  169. Mechanical characterization of the life cycle of artificial muscles through stereoscopic computer vision and active contours
  170. Perchlorate Interchange during the Redox Process of PPy/PVS Films in an Acetonitrile Medium. A Voltammetric and EDX Study
  171. Nucleation, non-stoiquiometry and sensing muscles from conducting polymers
  172. Polypyrrole:  Diffusion Coefficients and Degradation by Overoxidation
  173. Modeling the polypyrrole water interface by molecular dynamics simulation
  174. Revisiting the electrochemical properties of conducting polymers
  175. Nucleation, non-stoiquiometry, and tactile muscles with conducting polymers
  176. Molar enthalpy of the polypyrrole electrochemistry
  177. Molecular dynamic simulation of the hydration and diffusion of chloride ions from bulk water to polypyrrole matrix
  178. Anodic shrinking and compaction of polypyrrole blend: electrochemical reduction under conformational relaxation kinetic control
  179. Artificial muscle: movement and position control
  180. Revisiting the Electrochemical and Polymeric Behavior of a Polypyrrole Free-Standing Electrode in Aqueous Solution
  181. A sensing muscle
  182. Characterization of the Reduced and Oxidized Polypyrrole/Water Interface:  A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study
  183. Nucleation and Nonstoichiometry in Electrochromic Conducting Polymers
  184. Comparative Study of Conducting Polymers by the ESCR Model
  185. Potentiostatic Oxidation of Polyaniline under Conformational Relaxation Control:  Experimental and Theoretical Study
  186. Artificial Muscles with Tactile Sensitivity
  187. Functional Hybrid Materials Containing Polypyrrole and Polyoxometalate Clusters: Searching for High Conductivities and Specific Charges
  188. Hybrid Material Polypyrrole/[SiCr(H2O)W11O39]5-:  Electrogeneration, Properties, and Stability under Cycling
  189. Mechanical characterization of artificial muscles with computer vision
  190. Macroscopic devices and complex movements developed with artificial muscles
  191. Electrogeneration and electrochemical properties of hybrid materials: polypyrrole doped with polyoxometalates PW12−xMoxO403− (x=0,3,6,12)
  192. The Behavior of Polypyrrole-Coated Electrodes in Propylene Carbonate Solutions
  193. Electropolymerization kinetics of pyrrole in aqueous solution on graphite felt electrodes
  194. Characterization of triple layers
  195. Theoretical models and electrochemical behavior of polyconjugated materials for EAPAD
  196. Electrodeposition of Polypyrrole/Carboxymethyl Cellulose on Platinum and Indium Tin Oxide
  197. Electrochemistry and conducting polymers: soft, wet, multifunctional and biomimetic materials
  198. Electrogeneration of polypyrrole films doped with LiN(SO2CF3)2
  199. Hybrid Materials Polypyrrole/PW 12 O 40 3- . 2. Physical, Spectroscopic and Electrochemical Characterization
  200. Hybrid Materials Polypyrrole/PW 12 O 40 3- . 1. Electrochemical Synthesis, Kinetics and Specific Charges
  201. Modulation of EAP properties through the variables of synthesis
  202. Electrochemical characterization and control of triple-layer muscles
  203. Optimization of poly-3-methylthiophene to be used in advance polymer batteries
  204. Electrochemomechanical Devices Based on Conducting Polymers
  205. Biomimicking Materials with Smart Polymers
  206. A Combined Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Electrochemical Study of Copper Electrodeposition from a Cyanide Solution on a Zinc Alloy
  207. Conducting polymers as positive electrodes in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries
  208. Study of the processability of the poly(SNS) in different media
  209. Muscles and artificial muscles: electrochemically stimulated conformational relaxation model
  210. EAP as multifunctional and biomimetic materials
  211. Processability of poly 2,5-di-(-2-thienyl)pyrrole, poly(SNS)
  212. Artificial muscles working in aqueous solutions or in air
  213. Oxidized and reduced oligo(2,5-di-(-2-thienyl)-furan): solubilities and related properties
  214. UV−Visible Spectroelectrochemistry of Conducting Polymers. Energy Linked to Conformational Changes
  215. Solvent effects on the charge storage ability in polypyrrole
  216. Conformational movements explain logarithmic relaxation in conducting polymers
  217. Statistical Design to Optimize Specific Charges in Polypyrrole by Electrosynthesis
  218. Electro-assisted solvent extraction of Cu2+, Ni2+ and Cd2+
  219. Intrinsic Asymmetry, Hysteresis, and Conformational Relaxation during Redox Switching in Polypyrrole:  A Coulovoltametric Study
  220. Electrochemical processing of the conducting polymer poly(SNS)
  221. Conformational relaxation in conducting polymers: effect of polymer–solvent interactions
  222. ‘In situ’ spectroelectrochemical study of a series of α,α′-dimethyl end-capped oligothiophene films
  223. Soft and Wet Conducting Polymers for Artificial Muscles
  224. Electrogeneration of polypyrrole-carboxymethylcellulose composites: electrochemical, microgravimetric and morphological studies
  225. Electrogeneration of conducting poly(2,5-di-(-2-thienyl)-furan)
  226. Reversible 2D to 3D electrode transitions in polypyrrole films
  227. Hybrid molecular materials based on organic molecules and the inorganic magnetic cluster [M4(H2O)2(PW9O34)2]10−(M2+=Co, Mn)
  228. Electrochemical doping in a series of α, α′-dimethyl end-capped oligothienyls An FT-Raman confirmation of a radical cation generation
  229. Role of Conformational Relaxation on the Voltammetric Behavior of Polypyrrole. Experiments and Mathematical Model
  230. Reinterpretation of Polypyrrole Electrochemistry after Consideration of Conformational Relaxation Processes
  231. Polypyrrole + polyacrylate composites, kinetic study
  232. Bilayer dimensions and movement in artificial muscles
  233. Reversible redox switching in polypyrrole and poly-SNS films
  234. A solid state artificial muscle based on polypyrrole and a solid polymeric electrolyte working in air
  235. Electrodissolution of poly(2,5-di-(2-thienyl)-pyrrole) in organic and hydro-organic media
  236. Electrogeneration of poly(2,5-di-(2-thienyl)-pyrrole) in acetonirile. Kinetics, productivity and composition of the oxidized form
  237. Implanted polymer junctions from highly compacted polypyrrole films
  238. Influence of the counterion size on the rate of electrochemical relaxation in polypyrrole
  239. Electrochemical behaviour of poly(2,5-di-(-2-thienyl) -thiophene): properties of the reduced polymer
  240. Electrogeneration and solubilities of oxidized poly(2,5-di-(-2-thienyl) -thiophene)
  241. Influence of synthesis conditions on polypyrrole-poly(styrenesulphonate) composite electroactivity
  242. In situ absorption-reflection study of polypyrrole composites—switching stability
  243. Conformational relaxation during polypyrrole oxidation: From experiment to theory
  244. Polypyrrole + polyacrylate composites: electrogeneration
  245. Reversible electrochemical reactions in conducting polymers: A molecular approach to artificial muscles
  246. Artificial muscles: influence of electrolyte concentration on bilayer movement
  247. Electrogeneration of polypyrrole in presence of polyvinylsulphonate. Kinetic study
  248. Thermally enhanced conformational relaxation during electrochemical oxidation of polypyrrole
  249. Thermally enhanced conformational relaxation during electrochemical oxidation of polypyrrole
  250. Electrochemical oxidation of polypyrrole under conformational relaxation control. Electrochemical relaxation model
  251. An electromechanical model for the electrochemical oxidation of conducting polymers
  252. Optimization of the electrical conductivity of polypyrrole films electrogenerated on aluminium electrodes
  253. Electrogeneration of a composite polypyrrole-carboxymethylcellulose: kinetic study
  254. Artificial muscles based on conducting polymers
  255. Electropolymerization of acrylamide at high current density in aqueous media
  256. A new model for electrochemical oxidation of polypyrrole under conformational relaxation control
  257. Implanted polymer junctions obtained with electrogenerated polythiophene films
  258. Oxidized and reduced poly(2,5-di-(-2-thienyl)-pyrrole): solubilities, electrodissolution and molar mass
  259. Kinetic studies of polypyrrole electrogeneration in three solvents
  260. Role of protons on the electrochemical polymerization of pyrrole from acetonitrile solutions
  261. Polypyrrole electrogeneration from a nucleophilic solvent (DMF)
  262. Potentiostatic preparation of poly-1,3-dimethoxybenzene films. Kinetics and bilayer structure
  263. Electrochemical oxidation of 2,5-di-(-2-thienyl)-pyrrole in acetonitrile: cathodic stripping of the electrogenerated conducting polymer
  264. Electrogeneration of poly-1,3-dimethoxybenzene uniform coatings by consecutive square-wave potentials: Kinetic studies
  265. Electrogeneration of acrylamide-bisacrylamide gel films on platinum
  266. Parallel kinetic studies of the electrogeneration of conducting polymers: mixed materials, composition and properties control
  267. Macroscopic movements of artificial muscles
  268. Polypyrrole electrogeneration in acetonitrile / water mixtures
  269. Free solvent electropolymerization of pyrrole
  270. Nucleation, Relaxation and Diffusion During Oxidation-Reduction Processes in Conducting Polymers
  271. Kinetic Studies of the Polypyrrole Formation in DMF
  272. Coexistence of chemical and electrochemical polymerization mechanisms during pyrrole oxidation
  273. A relaxation model for the electrochemical doping of polypyrrole
  274. Electrochemical synthesis and redox properties of a n-tetraalkylamonium substituted polypyrrole
  275. Kinetics of PPy synthesized at different potentials followed by microgravimetry and stored charge
  276. Quantitative electrosynthesis and electrodissolution of a conducting polymer
  277. Charge storage ability in polypyrrole. Influence of the conditions of synthesis.
  278. An interpretation of the vibrational spectra of insulating and electrically conducting poly(3‐methylthiophene) aided by a theoretical dynamical model
  279. Anodic electrosynthesis and cathodic electrodissolution of poly(2,5-di-(2-thienyl)pyrrole). A new way of processibility
  280. Oxidation-reduction of polypyrrole films. Kinetics, structural model and applications
  281. Redox behaviour of thin polypyrrole films. Optimization of response times
  282. Artificial muscles from bilayer structures
  283. Stability of thick polypyrrole films electrogenerated on stainless steel
  284. Polypyrrole electrogeneration at different potentials in acetonitrile and acetonitrile/water solutions
  285. Electrochemical doping processes in conducting polymers followed by in situ laser electroreflection
  286. Kinetics of polypyrrole electrogeneration on Pt through tafel slopes
  287. Electrogeneration of thick polythiophene films on stainless steel
  288. Thick layers of PPy and PTh: Electrosynthesis and modification of electrical parameters by ion implantation. p-n junctions
  289. Electrochemomechanical and Electrochemopositioning Devices: Artificial Muscles
  290. Polyacrylamide Electrogeneration at High-Current Densities and Different Water Content in DMF∕NaNO[sub 3] Solutions
  291. Electrochemomechanical properties from a bilayer: polypyrrole / non-conducting and flexible material — artificial muscle
  292. Impedance studies of electrogenerated polypyrrole films
  293. Electrogeneration: a fast way, through a complex mechanism, to obtain polyconjugated tailored materials
  294. Dependence of polypyrrole production on potential
  295. On the induction period in polyacrylamide electrogeneration from DMF solutions
  296. Comparative kinetic studies of polypyrrole electrogeneration from acetonitrile solutions
  297. Kinetics of the polypyrrole electrogeneration from aqueous solution. An ex situ microgravimetric study
  298. Polypyrrole electrogeneration at different potentials
  299. Polythiophene electrogeneration on a rotating disk electrode
  300. Kinetics of polypyrrole and polythiophene electrogeneration followed by microgravimetry
  301. Solid state transitions during oxidation/reduction processes in conducting polymers. Electrochemical detection and study
  302. Electroinitiated polymerization of acrylamide in DMF
  303. Oxidation and Corrosion of AlSi 304 Study by Cyclic Voltammetry, Potentiostatic, Galvanostatic and Impedance Methods
  304. Electrogeneration of polythiophene films: temperature influence and electrical properties
  305. Mechanism of enhancement of the corrosion of steel by alternating currents and electrocatalytic properties of cycled steel surfaces
  306. Electrochemically initiated acrylic acid / acrylamide copolymerization
  307. Electrochemical control of the morphology, adherence, appearance and growth of polypyrrole films
  308. Electrochemical generation of polythiophene films on platinum electrodes
  309. Non-conducting polyphenylene oxide electrogeneration on mild steel by different electrochemical methods
  310. Conductivity and capacity of polythiophene films: Impedance study
  311. Poly(phenylene oxide); electropolymerization on mild steel and anticorrosive properties of the layer: A new corrosion test
  312. Formation and modification of polypyrrole films on platinum electrodes by cyclic voltammetry and anodic polarization
  313. Polymerization of methyl methacrylate initiated by the redox system Ce(IV)/isobutyl alcohol
  314. Effect of temperature on the potentiodynamic behaviour of iridium in 0.5 M H2SO4
  315. Determination of the solubility parameter of poly(ethylene oxide) at 25°C by gas-liquid chromatography
  316. Conducting Polymers, Electrochemistry, and Biomimicking Processes
  317. 3D mechanical characterization of artificial muscles with stereoscopic computer vision and active contours