Lee et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Supersonically Sprayed Copper–Nickel Microparticles as Flexible and Printable Thin‐Film High‐Temperature HeatersLee et al., 2017
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- Lee J
- Kim D
- Kim T
- Lee J
- Al‐Deyab S
- Lee H
- Kim J
- Yang D
- Yarin A
- Yoon S
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- Advanced Materials Interfaces
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Cu and Ni nanoparticles are sprayed at supersonic velocities onto stiff glass, ceramic, and marble surfaces, as well as onto flexible polymer substrates of complex shapes. Joule heating occurs when a voltage is applied to the sprayed Cu–Ni thin films, enabling their use …
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