Enhancement of Corrosion Protection Effect in Polyaniline via the Formation of Polyaniline−Clay Nanocomposite Materials

By J. Yeh, Shir-Joe Liou, and Chiung-Yu Lai, Pei-Chi Wu, T. Tsai. 2001

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Novel anticorrosion coatings prepared from polyaniline/graphene composites (2012, background): “[4] have reported that well-dispersed nonconductive clay in PANI with an aspect ratio of 200 [5–7] could increase the length of the diffusion pathways for reactive gases such as oxygen and water vapour in polymer coatings and lead to a significant enhancement of the corrosion”
A review on conducting polymer coatings for corrosion protection (2016, background): “have found that dispersing the nanolayers of MMT clay into a PANI matrix, to increase the tortuosity of the diffusion pathway of oxygen and water; can effectively enhance the corrosion–protection effect of bulk PANI.[196] The composite coatings especially with nanoparticles have certain superior mec”