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Solution process fabrication of silver nanowire composite transparent conductive films with tunable work function

Bai et al., 2020

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17661593173970446727
Author
Bai S
Guo X
Chen T
Zhang Y
Yang H
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Thin Solid Films

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Solution processed silver nanowire transparent conductive films (AgNW TCFs) have attracted substantial attention for various devices, and optoelectrical properties, surface roughness and work function are major issues affecting commercial applications. In this …
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