Abstract
Dielectric properties (dielectric constants, dielectric losses, conductivity, and voltage breakdown strengths) of electrochemically formed poly‐N‐methylpyrrole (PNMP) have been studied as a function of the anions used in aqueous supporting electrolyte during electrochemical polymerization. Depending on the electrolyte anion and synthesis conditions, dielectric properties of resulting PNMP films varied considerably.
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