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Controllable synthesis of silver nanowires via an organic cation‐mediated polyol method and their application as transparent electrode for touch screen
Production and morphological characterization of low resistance polyimide/silver nanowire nanocomposites: potential application in nanoconductive adhesives
Modified Inverted Layer Processing of Ultrathin Touch Sensor Impregnating Ag Nanowires with Both Enlarged Surface Coverage of Conductive Pathways and Ultralow Roughness
Facile and versatile fabrication process for AgNW/GZO transparent composite electrodes for photovoltaic applications by atmospheric pressure plasma jet
Revisiting the thickness reduction approach for near-foldable capacitive touch sensors based on a single layer of Ag nanowire-polymer composite structure
A flexible and self-formed sandwich structure strain sensor based on AgNW decorated electrospun fibrous mats with excellent sensing capability and good oxidation inhibition properties
Facile and fast preparation of a tung oil-based bendable transparent electrode with mechanical strength and environmental stability via infiltration of silver nanowires into oxygen-inhibited surface layers
Strain-durable and stretchable electrodes with low interfacial impedance using liquid metal/PEDOT:PSS fiber mats for multifunctional epidermal bioelectronics
Fabrication and Applications of Flexible Transparent Electrodes Based on Silver Nanowires
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