We present a complete study of the conductive form of the polyaniline emeraldine salt. The experimental spectra of emeraldine salt doped in the classical way and also by the action of camphorsulfonic acid–m-cresol are presented. Vibrational calculations on emeraldine salt are presented, considering the non-planar geometry of the polymer. A study of the influence of the torsion angle between cycles is proposed. Finally, a complete assignment of the Raman vibrational modes of emeraldine salt is discussed.
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