Conventional oxidative polymerization approaches to nanostructured conducting polymers include the use of hard template zeolites, opals, and controlled pore-size membranes, or soft template such as polymers and surfactants.
Conventional methods for creating nanostructured conducting polymers via oxidative polymerization often rely on the use of hard templates such as zeolites, opals, and controlled-pore-size membranes, or soft templates including polymers and surfactants.