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Controlled electro-spray deposition of highly conductive PEDOT: PSS films

Kim et al., 2012

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2676952263694003905
Author
Kim Y
Lee J
Kang H
Kim G
Kim N
Lee K
Publication year
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Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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Electro-spray (e-spray) is emerging as an attractive printing method because of its simple apparatus and high productivity for the thin-film fabrication of conjugated polymer materials. We report here a study of the e-spray deposition conditions of highly conductive poly (3, 4 …
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