SYNTHESIS OF NOVEL SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS INCORPORATING POLYPROPYLENE AND POLYACRYLATE ACETATE WITH TISrO₃ ADDITIVES

• Umida Abdurakhmatova

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• Murodjon Samadiy

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This article presents a detailed investigation into the development of advanced semiconductor materials derived from polypropylene (PP) and polyacrylate acetate (PAA), incorporating titanium strontium oxide (TiSrO₃) as an additive. The study evaluates the influence of TiSrO₃ on the structural, electrical, and thermal characteristics of the composite materials. Using established synthesis protocols and characterization techniques such as XRD, SEM, and TGA, the research outlines the enhanced properties attained through the integration of TiSrO₃. The results signify substantial improvements in conductivity and thermal stability, suggesting potential applications in flexible electronics and sensor technologies.

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