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Graphene for transparent conductors: Synthesis, properties and applications

Zheng et al., 2015

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1280430702391128329
Author
Zheng Q
Kim J
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This book provides a systematic presentation of the principles and practices behind the synthesis and functionalization of graphene and grapheme oxide (GO), as well as the fabrication techniques for transparent conductors from these materials. Transparent …
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