Conductive Polymers

Plastics, or polymers are, generally considered to be insulators. This video explains how this notion was turned on its head with the amazing story of the discovery of a special group of plastics that exhibit metallic properties. What this video to learn about this Nobel-winning research. #scicomm #organics #polymers #conductingpolymers #metallic
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Felt like watching a ted ed video..awesome explanation and animation

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6 years later, this video needs an update.

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With another voice speaking, please. A healthy one.

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Dang plastic batteries would be a game changer.

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You need to have displacement for the heat or it will melt

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Perfect presentation, I´m sorry...could you tell me what´s the software that you use for your animations, thanks =)

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wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how i wish they could explain us in the same manner at college!!!!!!

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Same here

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nice video., plus the narrator has a beautiful voice :D

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Conductive polymers are the most promising field in macromolecule science.

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That is a great explanation, but the background sound is distracting.

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thank you l really understood

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What programs did you use to make this animation?

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Thanks for making it so simple❤ 2:15 Tatakae, tatakae; Alan Heeger 😂

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grt n aswm voice of the narrator

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3:49

[@johnathanwilliams2790]

Great video. I did some more research on this topic and my curiosity is peaked. Can Polyacetylene effectively conduct electricity at room temperature? I read that its conductivity fluctuated at different temperatures and it was hard to process. I want to use Polyacetylene as wires or contacts in place of copper to connect a parallel plate capacitor and a battery. Is this feasible? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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[@ShawnDypxz]

1:04 This doesn't happen. Electrons are delocalized means that electrons move from atom to atom. Your presentation showed the ejection of electrons.

[@mariamalduhaim7472]

Hello .. thanks for everything But I have some question .. What is the reference for this concept ??

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May another accidental material invention occur by myself inshaAllah 😅

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Great science, your mouth sounds dry the smacking was a bit disturbing but still very informative

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merçi pour la vedio s'il vous plait si possible de mettre cette vedio en français

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3:57