Highly elastic and flexible transparent conductive films derived from latex copolymerization: P(SSNa-BA-St)/PEDOT/graphene

Bo Huang; Xinxin Luo; Qichao Zou; Suxiao Wang; Jinzhi Zhang

doi:10.1039/c9ra09099a

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Highly elastic and flexible transparent conductive films derived from latex copolymerization: P(SSNa-BA-St)/PEDOT/graphene

Bo Huang Xinxin Luo Qichao Zou Suxiao Wang Jinzhi Zhang

Year: 2019 Journal: RSC Advances Vol: 9 (72)Pages: 42335-42342 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c9ra09099a

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Abstract

We reported an transparent, water resistant, and flexible conductive materials P(SSNa-BA-St)/PEDOT/graphene and their conductivity are due to the large surface area to polymerize the extended PEDOT chain on the nanoparticles.

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PEDOT:PSS Materials science Graphene Electrical conductor Copolymer Composite material Conductive polymer Doping Composite number Polymerization Nanotechnology Optoelectronics Polymer

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