Abstract
Carbon with a metallic reflection was prepared from polyaniline (PANI) vapor deposited on the inner quartz wall of a furnace. Electron probe microanalyzer analysis proved that the resultant contained carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur atoms. A Dysonian line shape with paramagnetic properties was observed for the resulting carbon from PANI in the electron spin-resonance spectroscopy measurement. The resistance vs. temperature curve of the carbon indicated semiconductor-insulator properties in a low-temperature range. Electrical conduction in the carbon was carried out with 3D variable range hopping.
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