Polyaniline

Polyaniline is a type of conducting polymer, meaning it can transfer electricity while retaining the properties of a plastic material. It is made of long chains of tightly linked molecular units, which can switch between different forms to conduct electricity efficiently. Due to its stability, ease of production, and tunable properties, polyaniline is used in applications like flexible electronics, sensors, anti-corrosion coatings, and rechargeable batteries. Its ability to change between insulating and conducting states makes it valuable for innovative technological solutions where lightweight, adaptable, and conductive materials are needed.