A hybrid material of polyaniline/alumina nanoparticle (PAn/Al2O3 NP) was prepared with the electropolymerization of PAn film in a solution of 30 mM aniline and 100 mM sulfuric acid within dispersed Al2O3 NPs. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) procedures demonstrated the existence of different Al2O3 NPs geometrical structures. The details of PAn growth properties have been studied with the employment of potential cycling method and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The respective resulting data are reported. In general, the Al2O3 NPs use for the construction of conductive polymers may lead to improvements in material properties for specified applications.
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