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Biopolymer composites in light emitting diodes

Haque et al., 2017

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18213599221818223914
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Haque S
Shah M
Rahman M
Mohiuddin M
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Biopolymer Composites in Electronics

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Polymers have been conventionally used as insulators and metal cables are coated in plastic to insulate them. However, after the discovery of the conductivity of polyacetylene, it significantly improved the doping process of conducting polymers. Biopolymer …
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