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Novel transparent conductor with enhanced conductivity: hybrid of silver nanowires and dual-doped graphene

Sohn et al., 2017

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9945001800037279695
Author
Sohn H
Woo Y
Shin W
Yun D
Lee T
Kim F
Hwang J
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Applied Surface Science

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We present hybrid transparent conducting films based on silver nanowires (Ag NWs) and doped graphene through novel dual co-doping method by applying various dopants (HNO 3 or Au for p-doping and N 2 H 4 for n-doping) on top and bottom sides of graphene. We …
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