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Название	Дата публикации	Коллектив авторов	Журнал	DOI	Индекс цитирования	Ссылка на источник
Electrical conductivity of the nanocomposite layers for use in biomedical systems Acrylicpaint Carbonnanotubes Electricalconductivity Nanocompositelayers	01.01.2018	Ichkitidze L. Gerasimenko A. Podgaetsky V. Selishchev S. Dudin A. Pavlov A.	Materials Physics and Mechanics		4	Ссылка © 2018, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Nanocomposite layers consisting of an acrylic paint and single-walled carbon nanotubes (∼1.5 wt.%) have been investigated. The investigated samples had a disk shape with a diameter of 20-30 mm and a thickness of 2-50 μm. After exposure in water for 350 h, the layer mass remained almost invariable (a mass loss of ≤ 1.5%) and the layer samples exhibited high adhesion to glass substrates and a conductivity of ∼ 40 S/m. The layers consisting of the nanotubes and acrylic paint exfoliated from the substrates for ∼1 h. After heat treatment at a temperature of 140 °C, all the layers exhibited a semiconductor-type temperature dependence of the resistance. The prospects of using these layers in various medical products, e.g. implants for wireless energy transmission, have been discussed. Читать тезис