Sun et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Flexible transparent and free‐standing SiC nanowires fabric: stretchable UV absorber and fast‐response UV‐A detectorSun et al., 2018
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- Sun B
- Sun Y
- Wang C
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Transparent and flexible materials are desired for the construction of photoelectric multifunctional integrated devices and portable electronics. Herein, 2H‐SiC nanowires are assembled into a flexible, transparent, self‐standing nanowire fabric (FTS‐NWsF). The as …
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