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Charge transport parameter of iodine-PMMA composites

Although Polymers have been used for insulation from many years, in today's world of sophisticated mechanical, electromechanical and electronic applications, polymers are playing an increasingly important part. Their most significant advantage over other materials is their complex structure, which can be physically or chemically tailored for specific applications. As the conductivity of polymers is very low in pristine state, doping with strong donors, such as alkali metals or acceptors, such as iodine played an important role in governing the electrical and dielectric properties of polymers.