Examples of 'electroactive' in a sentence
Meaning of "electroactive"
Electroactive is used in chemistry to describe a substance or material that exhibits activity or responsiveness to electrical stimulation or current
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- describing any material (especially in a cell) that is electrically active or responsive
- describing any polymer that changes shape in the presence of an electric field
How to use "electroactive" in a sentence
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Conductive electroactive polymers intelligent polymer systems.
A sensor is used to detect the electroactive product.
The electroactive polymer is not electrically conductive.
The center unit is made of an electroactive material.
Electroactive polymers are capable of deflection in any direction.
Towards functional electroactive materials based on polyaniline.
Electroactive polymers may also be configured as a sensor.
Concentration of the electroactive species in the solution.
Electroactive polymers deflect when actuated by electrical energy.
Smart sensor system using an electroactive polymer.
Rolled electroactive polymers have numerous advantages.
Forming of an electrode superposed on said additional electroactive layer.
Preferably the electroactive polymer is a dielectric elastomer.
There are several types of electroactive polymers.
An example of an electroactive polymer is an electrostatic silicone elastomer.
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Formation of an electrode superposed on said additional electroactive layer.
A saving in electroactive substances results therefrom.
The present invention relates to a transparent electroactive system.
Electroactive lens with multiple depth diffractive structures.
The products obtained may be used as electroactive agents.
Electroactive polymers as described are capable of deflection in any direction.
This voltage provokes a stress on the electroactive material.
Electroactive organic molecules behave as mediators.
The case is considered of actuation using an electroactive material.
Many electroactive materials have been employed for this purpose.
Particularly preferably the electroactive polymer is attached to the base.
An annealing is necessary for the crystallisation of the electroactive polymer.
Electroactive polymers of the present invention may also be configured as a sensor.
Investigations of functional electroactive polymers.
Electroactive polymer actuator.
These grafted electropolymers can be used as electroactive membranes in biosensors.
This electroactive species can be detected by redox reactions at the electrodes.
It contributes to the circulation of the electroactive components of the battery system.
Preferred electroactive species are water soluble and form a redox couple.
To increase the stored energy the electroactive material should be replaced.
Electroactive organic molecules can behave as redox species and as mediators.
Transparent electroactive system.
Electroactive polymer transducers and devices described herein are very scalable.
Transducers of electroactive polymers.
The electroactive species must be soluble and mobile in the sample.
Electrochemical in situ detection methods can only be applied to electroactive APIs.
Precipitation of an electroactive compound can render it incapable of interacting with an electrode.
The needle has a longitudinal housing in which an electroactive material is positioned.
New electroactive bioplastics are being created that can be used to convey electrical current.
It also relates to microelectronic devices comprising one or several electroactive actuators.
Actuators also exist which use electroactive material such as piezoelectric materials.
The information obtained depends on the nature of the electroactive species.
The electroactive platinum is adjacent to the sulfonic acid sites on the membrane.
These polymers are electroactive.
The voltage provided to electroactive polymer will depend upon specifics of an application.
