Conductive Polymer Wire | How to make conducting alginate worm | MCC polypyrrole alginate composite 

Unfortunately not powerful for this process.

@@polymerscope6881 Ok, Sir Thanks for replying 🙂

I think you can achieve it by grafting functional groups onto the main chain.

Pyrrole monomer is cheap.

I have a feeling that the conductive nature of it would short out the electrospinning process. Most/all electrospinning is done with nonconductive mostly insolating materials. If you are just after controlling the thickness use a drum to pull the extrusion through a bath. If you are after a tangled mess like electrospinning makes you could probably extrude through a mist using a ultrasonic humidifier or find a gas that acts like CaCL2 to cross polymerize. Though having a conductive large mass is generally not a good thing unless you are trying to make a ground plane.

If you do not have detailed knowledge of chemistry, you can create flexible conductive systems by simply mixing silicon with silver or copper nanowires.

@@polymerscope6881 i agree, it would be awesome to understand more and do something like this but I can tell it has taken you many years of hard work. I have seen how someone makes silver nano particle solution, would I just inject some of the solution in pdms? Or would it have to be powder?

@@flywittzbeats4008 It is very important that it is in powder form. Because homogeneous distribution improves electrical properties. Of course, it has to be mixed well. Use a mechanical stirrer because your solution is highly viscous.

Thank you very much!

The paper has not been published. But next mounths maybe. U can find paper in the literature about phsycally crosslink process of sodium alginate.

Yeah and U can increase by adding additive materials such as TiO2