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Percolating conductive networks in multiwall carbon nanotube-filled polymeric nanocomposites: towards scalable high-conductivity applications of disordered systems

Wang et al., 2019

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10383267502397771568
Author
Wang A
Liao K
Maharjan S
Zhu Z
McElhenny B
Bao J
Curran S
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Nanoscale

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Disordered polymeric composite systems ordinarily exhibit poor bulk electronic transport properties, restricting their use to low-conductivity applications. In this work, highly electroconductive multi-walled carbon nanotube (MWCNT)/polyurethane (PU) …
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