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A facile reduction method for roll‐to‐roll production of high performance graphene‐based transparent conductive films

Ning et al., 2017

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10766643333052330673
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Ning J
Hao L
Jin M
Qiu X
Shen Y
Liang J
Zhang X
Wang B
Li X
Zhi L
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Advanced Materials

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Compared with CVD method, RGO method is well-known as a low-cost transfer-free route for the mass production of large-area FTCFs.[16] In general, three steps are included in RGO- based approaches: graphene oxide (GO) preparation, GO film fabrication, and solid-state …
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