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Carbon nanotubes and semiconducting polymer nanocomposites

Huyen, 2011

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Huyen D
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Carbon nanotubes-synthesis, characterization, applications

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The increasing demand for efficient machines has driven a trend towards the miniaturation of devices and instruments with smaller volume, lesser power consumption but greater performance. The progression relies upon the searching out new desirable materials and …
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