As shown in Fig. 1a , in this experiment, the generated force of the device at a displacement of 10 mm was measured for comparison with that of devices from previous works by combining a load cell (LVS-500GA, Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co., Ltd.) and a strain amplifier (DPM-911B, Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co., Ltd.). The device was fixed to a Z stage (TBM-603, SIGMAKOKI), and the positioning of 10 mm displacement was controlled by a gauge equipped with the Z stage. The device was driven by applying pressure with a syringe pump (PUMP33, Harvard Apparatus). The pressure applied to the device was measured with a manometer (PG-100, Nidec). To reduce the frictional force, we applied a thin layer of silicone oil (KF-96-50CS, Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.) between the force conversion film and the balloon in certain experiments. The friction coefficient was measured by contacting objects made of the same material as the force conversion film and balloon and then measuring the angle at which the object began to slide when tilted.
Kf 96 50cs
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KF-96-50CS is a type of silicone fluid produced by Shin-Etsu Chemical. It is a clear, colorless liquid with a viscosity of 50 centistokes.
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Dielectric Behavior of MWCNT@PANI Suspension
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The experimental cell was assembled by mounting two parallel copper-electrodes with a 1.5 mm gap on a glass slide, in which a drop of well-mixed MWCNT@PANI/silicone oil (KF-96-50CS, Shin-Etsu Chemical) suspension (5 vol%) was dispersed. The behavior of the suspension was observed under 0 ~ 50 V mm−1 using a digital optical microscope (Reichert Metaplan 2, Leica) and a voltmeter (Model 248 High Voltage Supply, Keithley).
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