Pyropolymeric semiconducting organic-refractory oxide material
Abstract
Abstract A semiconducting material comprising a carbonaceous pyropolymer formed on a refractory oxide having a surface area of from 1 to 500 square meters per gram. A refractory oxide is heated to at least about 400* C. in an atmosphere containing an organic pyrolyzable substance. The semiconducting material has a conductivity at room temperature of at least (from about) 10 8 (to about 100) inverse ohm-centimeters and within the semiconducting range, and is used for electrical applications such as heterojunction transistors, field-effect transistors, thermoelements in thermoelectric generators and refrigerators and temperature-sensing devices, (and electrodes in electrochemical cells,) charge and energy storage devices, memory devices, inductive elements, and a variety of other electrical applications.
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