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An emulsion polymer (i.e., latex) has been used as the polymer matrix starting material in order to lower the percolation threshold of single‐walled‐carbon‐nanotube (SWNT)‐filled polymer composites (e.g., see Figure). A percolation threshold below 0.04 wt.‐% SWNT is achieved. This composite system offers the potential for conductive polymers that are relatively inexpensive, mechanically robust, environmentally stable, and easy to process.
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