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Improved stability of transparent PEDOT: PSS/Ag nanowire hybrid electrodes by using non-ionic surfactants

Kim et al., 2017

Document ID
4153162257552949824
Author
Kim S
Lee S
Cho S
Shin S
Jeong U
Myoung J
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Chemical Communications

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A hybrid electrode, PEDOT: PSS/Ag NW containing a non-ionic surfactant (Triton X-100), was developed to enhance the mechanical stability of the Ag NW electrode and used for flexible ECL displays. The resulting hybrid electrode exhibited an outstanding figure of merit …
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