Conductive dyes based on nickel-clad glass microspheres

It has been established that the modification of the surface of nickel-plated hollow glass microspheres with N-oxide-Cl-alkyldimethylamine leads to a recharge of their surface and, as a result, to an improvement in the wetting of solid phase particles with a water-based paint based on acrylic latex. Coatings based on conductive paint are characterized by high electrical conductivity. The developed paint can be used to protect people and technology from electromagnetic radiation. Bibliography: 6 titles.