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Heterostructured layer growth of polyaniline by vacuum thermal evaporation and fabrication of thin-film capacitors

Palsaniya et al., 2019

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12670352963845944215
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Palsaniya S
Nemade H
Dasmahapatra A
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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Thin films of conducting polymers find applications in many emerging areas, such as packaging, sensing, coating, thin-film capacitors, organic integrated circuits, organic thin wires, and electroluminescent devices. The success of thin-film-based devices relies on …
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