739316
liquid
1-5% Ethanol
5-10% Diethylene glycol
Design for Energy Efficiency
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0.8% in H2O
110 Ω/sq
n20/D 1.340
1.5-2.5
7-12 cP(22 °C)
0.985 g/mL at 25 °C
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2-8°C
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10 - Combustible liquids
WGK 2
Not applicable
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Product 739316 (poly(3,4-Ethylenedioxythiophene)-poly(styrenesulfonate)) is susceptible to oxidation and photo degradation, however, our supplier has outlined that this concern is in reference to exposure to strong oxidizing agents and UV light in particular. The product when dried on target will be stable in a typical lab air environment, however, one will notice degradation and lack of conductivity when exposed to UV light, strong oxidizing conditions, heat, and or high humidity for extended periods of time.
Orgacon™ IJ-1005 has a low pH because this ink is intended for use as an HIL (hole-injection layer) in OLED materials. Increasing pH would negatively affect the workfunction, but if you want to print on textiles to obtain conducting lines, you can slightly adjust the pH with amonia or an organic amine base. The ink is in water and typically needs to reach 130°C for drying.
The information on the molecular weights of the PEDOT and PSS used to make each batch is held as proprietary.The exact information on the relative amounts (by weight) of the PEDOT and PSS present in these polymers is also held as proprietary. There is a little more PSS than PEDOT; this is logical, since the formula weight for the monomeric equivalent in PSS (C7H6SO3) is a little higher than the formula weight for the monomeric equivalent in PEDOT (C6H4SO2).The solution, product 739316 is made in situ; it is not made from the dry pellets (product 768618).
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