Abstract
A polycondensation solid-state-reaction-based polyimide (PI) matrix has been used for composite material formation. Two types of PI matrix have been employed – a bulk PI system prepared by pressing a mixture of the powdered precursors (4, 4′-oxidianiline (ODA) and pyromellitic dianhydride (PMDA)) and a thin-film matrix formed by vapor co-deposition of the same precursors, PI monomers. A variety of different “guests” (trimethylaminalan, phthalocyanine, carbon) and the methods for their incorporation into the PI matrix are presented. The influence of the “guest” concentration and the thermal-treatment conditions on the surface morphology are shown and discussed.
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