SAMPLE PREPARATION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE STUDY OF ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PURE AND ALLOYED TYPHA PLANT FIBERS

In this article, we examined the properties of natural fibers of the plant cattail from natural plants with semiconductor properties. Accordingly, we studied the technologies for preparing samples from plant fibers and the structural complexity of the sample and the strength of fibers with mechanical properties such as linear elongation during testing. Attention is also paid to determining the presence of fibers in the composition of the typha (Latifolia). The physical properties of samples prepared by doped and undoped methods with various chemical elements are compared. By varying the duration of alloying with these chemical elements and changing the percentages of solutions of these chemical elements in water, the properties of the fibers of the typha (Latifolia) plant were studied. Due to the various properties of the typha (Latifolia) plant, it is used in many fields in some countries.