Relative permittivity and electrical conductivity of some divalent metal alginate complexes
S.M. Abdel Wahab; M.A. Abmed; F.A. Radwan; R.M. Hassan; El-Refai, amna;
Abstract
The influence of a frequency on the relative permittivity 8; as well as the AC conductivity of metal alginate complexes
(Bah, Sr2+, Pb2+, Cd2+ or Zn2 + ions) as a function of temperature has been investigated. The average values of the
activation energy obtained from the experimental data indicate that the electrical properties of the complexes under
investigation are similar to those of semi conducting materials. The values of relative permittivity 8; increase with
temperature until a maximum value designated by y-relaxation is obtained. The appearance of ,B-relaxation as a small
shoulder i discussed in terms of the movement of the side groups and the mall units of the main chain which in turns
alJows the orientation of dipolar units in the applied electric field.
(Bah, Sr2+, Pb2+, Cd2+ or Zn2 + ions) as a function of temperature has been investigated. The average values of the
activation energy obtained from the experimental data indicate that the electrical properties of the complexes under
investigation are similar to those of semi conducting materials. The values of relative permittivity 8; increase with
temperature until a maximum value designated by y-relaxation is obtained. The appearance of ,B-relaxation as a small
shoulder i discussed in terms of the movement of the side groups and the mall units of the main chain which in turns
alJows the orientation of dipolar units in the applied electric field.
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Title | Relative permittivity and electrical conductivity of some divalent metal alginate complexes | Authors | S.M. Abdel Wahab ; M.A. Abmed ; F.A. Radwan ; R.M. Hassan ; El-Refai, amna | Keywords | Relative permittivity; Electrical conductivity; Divalent metal; Alginate complexes | Issue Date | Feb-1997 | Publisher | ELSEVIER | Journal | Materials Letters 30 ( 1997) 183-188 |
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