Studying The Electrical and Dielectric properties of PVA-Ag /coumarin dye Nanocomposites Title:
International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research • 2021
Publication Information
Authors
M. A. Attallah, T.Y. Elrasasi, N. M. Shash, M. G. El-Shaarawy
Keywords
Dc conductivity, Ac conductivity, Dielectric constant, IV characteristic,Wagner's polarzation
Journal
International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research
Publisher
El Elsevier
Volume
12
Issue
4
Pages
1175
publication.type
International
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Abstract
PVA-Ag / coumarin nanocomposites with different concentrations of coumarin have been
prepared and characterized. The reliance of dc conductivity on temperature has been studied in the
temperature range 303 – 393 K. The ac conductivity and dielectric properties of the
nanocomposites, have been studied in the frequency range 100 Hz – 10 MHz and temperature
range 303 – 393 K. The results depicted that electrical conductivity increased by raising coumarin
concentration. The activation energy has decreased as the content of coumarin increases up to 12
wt. %, then it increases as coumarin content increases. The ion transport number t ion of the
prepared samples have been calculated by Wagner's dc polarization method. It can be observed
that the ion transport number t ion lies in the range 0.7 < t ion < 0.91 which implies that conduction
in the samples is ionic. The study of frequency dependence of both dielectric constant and
dielectric loss showed a decrease with increasing the frequency while they increase with increasing
the temperature. The loss tangent (tanδ) depicted a peak with the frequency, which points to
prepared and characterized. The reliance of dc conductivity on temperature has been studied in the
temperature range 303 – 393 K. The ac conductivity and dielectric properties of the
nanocomposites, have been studied in the frequency range 100 Hz – 10 MHz and temperature
range 303 – 393 K. The results depicted that electrical conductivity increased by raising coumarin
concentration. The activation energy has decreased as the content of coumarin increases up to 12
wt. %, then it increases as coumarin content increases. The ion transport number t ion of the
prepared samples have been calculated by Wagner's dc polarization method. It can be observed
that the ion transport number t ion lies in the range 0.7 < t ion < 0.91 which implies that conduction
in the samples is ionic. The study of frequency dependence of both dielectric constant and
dielectric loss showed a decrease with increasing the frequency while they increase with increasing
the temperature. The loss tangent (tanδ) depicted a peak with the frequency, which points to
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