2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.displa.2013.03.003
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High optical density and low dielectric constant black matrix containing graphene oxide and carbon black on color filters

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“…25 The fluorinated fillers, having primarily carbon to fluorine (C-F) bond, proved to be better choice owing to their electronic polarization of the C-F bond associated with the C-H, which will lower the dielectric constant. 26 The fluorine containing filler can be used to improve the chemical resistance, thermal stability, weather resistance, dielectric constant, surface friction, and hydrophobicity of polyimides. 27 FGO is a derivative of graphene having a planar morphology in which fluorine atoms and carbon atoms are connected by a covalent bond.…”
Section: Scaffaro Et Al Reported the Influence Of Oxidation Level Of Graphenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…25 The fluorinated fillers, having primarily carbon to fluorine (C-F) bond, proved to be better choice owing to their electronic polarization of the C-F bond associated with the C-H, which will lower the dielectric constant. 26 The fluorine containing filler can be used to improve the chemical resistance, thermal stability, weather resistance, dielectric constant, surface friction, and hydrophobicity of polyimides. 27 FGO is a derivative of graphene having a planar morphology in which fluorine atoms and carbon atoms are connected by a covalent bond.…”
Section: Scaffaro Et Al Reported the Influence Of Oxidation Level Of Graphenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Silica and carbon based materials such as POSS, SBA-15, GO, etc., have been used as a reinforcement for polymeric materials to attain the requirements. [4][5][6][7] However, recently many efforts have been made to reduce the value of dielectric constant using polymers such as polyimide, polybenzoxazine, etc., by the introduction of such a porous silica materials. [8][9][10] It was also noticed that the benzoxazine in combination with suitable organic or inorganic materials have shown remarkable low dielectric behaviour.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[12][13][14][15][16] Whereas, the GO/polyimide composites display a very low value of dielectric constant of about 2.0, due to the insulating behavior of GO. 6,7 Hence, the reduction of dielectric constant of polybenzoxazine and GO hybrid materials has received enormous research interest because of their unique structural properties. 12 Benzoxazine precursors have been synthesized by the condensation of phenols with primary amine and formaldehyde using Mannich mechanism and subsequently polymerized through ring opening and addition polymerization by thermal treatment in the absence of any catalyst with release of no byproduct.…”
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“…The relative permittivity of a GO nanostructure and water is 3 and 80, respectively, indicating Re[K(x)] > 0 at DEP frequency less than 10 12 Hz. 34,35 This implies that GO nanostructures will be dragged to a region with higher electric field strength. A solution of GO (0.1 ll) was dripped into the Ti/Au electrode using a micropipette.…”
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