Controlled Synthesis on Ag Nanowires for Conductive Transparent Electrodes

Li, Yiqun; Wang, Youqing; Chen, Lulu; Li, Xiulei; Han, Weihua; Xie, Erqing

doi:10.1080/10426914.2014.965318

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Effects Of [Pvp] To [Agno 3 ] Molar Ratio On Morphology Of Agnws1

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“…The nal morphologies of AgNWs at the end of the polyol process are strongly dependent on the [PVP] to [AgNO 3 ] molar ratio 86 and the molecular weight of PVP chain. 87,88 The effect of [PVP] to [AgNO 3 ] molar ratio on the morphology of AgNWs is shown in Fig. 4A-F.…”

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Synthesis and highly effective purification of silver nanowires to enhance transmittance at low sheet resistance with simple polyol and scalable selective precipitation method

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Synthesis and highly effective purification of silver nanowires to enhance transmittance at low sheet resistance with simple polyol and scalable selective precipitation method

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“…They synthesized Ag NWs with length up to 60 μm and found that the Ag NWs tended to be longer as the agitation speed decreased. Coskun et al [105] studied the effect of temperature, molar ratio of PVP to AgNO 3 , NaCl concentration, and agitation rate on the morphology. They demonstrated that the diameter of the Ag NWs gradually decreased with the increase of the temperature, the molar ratio of PVP to AgNO 3 and the stirring speed, and no Ag NWs were formed in too low or too high concentration of NaCl and PVP.…”

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Printable inorganic nanomaterials for flexible transparent electrodes: from synthesis to application

Wang¹,

Mei²,

Huang³

2018

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Printed and flexible electronics are definitely promising cutting-edge electronic technologies of the future. They offer a wide-variety of applications such as flexible circuits, flexible displays, flexible solar cells, skinlike pressure sensors, and radio frequency identification tags in our daily life. As the most-fundamental component of electronics, electrodes are made of conductive materials that play a key role in flexible and printed electronic devices. In this review, various inorganic conductive materials and strategies for obtaining highly conductive and uniform electrodes are demonstrated. Applications of printed electrodes fabricated via these strategies are also described. Nevertheless, there are a number of challenges yet to overcome to optimize the processing and performance of printed electrodes.

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Enhanced engineering and biocidal polypropylene filaments enabling melt reduction of AgNO3 through PVP agent: A scalable process for the defense industry with MEX additive manufacturing

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Michailidis,

Papadakis

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Defence Technology

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Controlled Synthesis on Ag Nanowires for Conductive Transparent Electrodes

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Synthesis and highly effective purification of silver nanowires to enhance transmittance at low sheet resistance with simple polyol and scalable selective precipitation method

Synthesis and highly effective purification of silver nanowires to enhance transmittance at low sheet resistance with simple polyol and scalable selective precipitation method

Printable inorganic nanomaterials for flexible transparent electrodes: from synthesis to application

Enhanced engineering and biocidal polypropylene filaments enabling melt reduction of AgNO3 through PVP agent: A scalable process for the defense industry with MEX additive manufacturing

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