Development of functional materials based on new high content electron withdrawing groups terpolymer composites for potential applications

Novel polymer composites with unique characteristics as new materials are essentially needed to meet future demands. Terpoly(anthranilic acid, m-aminobenzoic acid, and o-nitroaniline) emeraldine base (EB)/macro-microcomposites were generated from equimolar ratios of the corresponding molecules and different ratios of bentonite via in situ oxidative terpolymerization. Their spectral properties upon joining the m-aminobenzoic acid and the o-nitroaniline moieties in the skeleton of polyanthranilic acid were inspected. The spectral analyses were utilized to emphasize the results of both terpoly(o, m-aminobenzoic acid, and o-nitroaniline) (EB) and poly(o, m-aminobenzoic acid, and o-nitroaniline)/bentonite composites. The TGA analyses of the purified terpolymer with and without bentonite in the N₂ atmosphere were investigated. Furthermore, the terpolymer composite morphology was investigated by the SEM technique with the micro-macrometric particle sizes 0.470–2.780 μm at different magnifications.