Zhilyaeva et al., 2019 - Google Patents
A novel straightforward wet pulling technique to fabricate carbon nanotube fibersZhilyaeva et al., 2019
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- 11008043405682554886
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- Zhilyaeva M
- Shulga E
- Shandakov S
- Sergeichev I
- Gilshteyn E
- Anisimov A
- Nasibulin A
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- Carbon
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The growing demand for wearable electronics requires flexible and stretchable conductive materials. Among them, carbon nanotubes are recognized for their outstanding mechanical, electrical, optical properties and chemical stability. In this paper, we introduce a novel …
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