PEDOT:PSS-based electronic materials: Preparation, performance tuning, processing, applications, and future prospect

IF 26.1 1区化学 Q1 POLYMER SCIENCE

Progress in Polymer Science Pub Date : 2025-07-01 DOI:10.1016/j.progpolymsci.2025.101990

Shuai Chen , Lishan Liang , Yuqian Zhang , Kaiwen Lin , Mingna Yang , Ling Zhu , Xiaomei Yang , Ling Zang , Baoyang Lu

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Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):polystyrene sulfonate (PEDOT:PSS) represents a breakthrough in addressing the processability challenges of traditionally insoluble and infusible conducting polymers (CPs). It uniquely combines solution processability with high chemical and thermal stability, excellent biocompatibility, and outstanding electrical, optical, and mechanical properties. For over 35 years, PEDOT:PSS has remained at the forefront of both commercial and academic research in organic electronics, spanning disciplines such as chemistry, materials science, biology, electronics, medicine, energy, and engineering. This review offers a comprehensive and systematic overview of PEDOT:PSS, covering synthesis strategies, performance optimization, composite system design, and processing techniques across various material forms, including aqueous dispersions, powders, films, nanofibers, hydrogels, aerogels, elastomers, and sponges. It also discusses the specific requirements, current status, and ongoing challenges in both laboratory research and industrial applications. In light of recent advances in flexible, wearable, and multifunctionally integrated electronics, this review outlines future development directions with an emphasis on miniaturization and environmental sustainability. Particular attention is given to emerging applications in flexible, wearable, biomedical, and intelligent electronics, aiming to provide researchers with critical insights to inspire innovation at the frontiers of this rapidly evolving field.

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基于pss的电子材料：制备，性能调整，加工，应用和未来展望

聚（3,4-乙烯二氧噻吩）：聚苯乙烯磺酸盐（PEDOT:PSS）在解决传统的不溶性和不溶性导电聚合物（CPs）的可加工性挑战方面取得了突破。它独特地结合了高化学和热稳定性，优异的生物相容性以及出色的电学，光学和机械性能的溶液加工性。35年来，PEDOT:PSS一直处于有机电子学商业和学术研究的前沿，涵盖化学，材料科学，生物学，电子学，医学，能源和工程等学科。这篇综述提供了PEDOT:PSS的全面和系统的概述，包括合成策略、性能优化、复合系统设计和各种材料形式的加工技术，包括水分散体、粉末、薄膜、纳米纤维、水凝胶、气凝胶、弹性体和海绵。它还讨论了实验室研究和工业应用中的具体要求、现状和正在进行的挑战。鉴于柔性、可穿戴和多功能集成电子产品的最新进展，本文概述了未来的发展方向，重点是小型化和环境可持续性。特别关注柔性，可穿戴，生物医学和智能电子领域的新兴应用，旨在为研究人员提供关键见解，以激发这一快速发展领域前沿的创新。

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Progress in Polymer Science 化学-高分子科学

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48.70

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38 days

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