Gruner, 2006 - Google Patents

Carbon nanotube films for transparent and plastic electronics

Gruner, 2006

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2348347842146307948
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Gruner G
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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A two-dimensional network–often referred to as a thin film–of carbon nanotubes can be regarded as a novel transparent electronic “material” with excellent–and tunable–electrical, optical and mechanical properties. The films display high conductivity, high carrier mobility …
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