| 초록 |
We employed various amorphous polymers such as polycarbonate, poly(methyl methacrylate), polystyrene, and poly(styrene-co-acrylonitrle) and MWCNTs to fabricate transparent, electrically conductive polymer/CNT hybrid films. In solution casting process, some films showed ring-shaped cells composed of MWCNTs. These cells were formed by Bnerd-Marangoni instability during solvent evaporation. We found that the electrical conductivity of hybrid films strongly depends on the shape of Bnard-Marangoni cells. There may be two driving forces on the Bnard-Marangoni instability; surface tension gradient and buoyancy. The surface tension gradient is affected by temperature and concentration; MaT, MaC. All polymer/CNT hybrid films used in this study showed the lowest surface resistivity near the value of MaT 25 which is onset point of instability. We present a percolation scaling model for the explanation of these phenomena. |
