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Original Source: Emerging transparent electrodes based on thin films of carbon nanotubes, graphene, and metallic nanostructures.
Transparent electrodes are a necessary component in many modern devices such as touch screens, LCDs, OLEDs, and solar cells, all of which are growing in demand. Traditionally, this role has been well served by doped metal oxides, the most common of which is indium tin oxide, or ITO. Recently, advances in nano-materials research have opened the door for other transparent conductive materials, each with unique properties. These include CNTs, graphene, metal nanowires, and printable metal grids. This review wi...
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Despite recent progress in the production of bendable thin-film transistors, their development is limited by leakage currents and fragile inorganic oxides. Combining graphene and single-walled carbon...
Rising CO2 in atmosphere also speeds carbon loss from forest soils
Elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide accelerate carbon cycling and soil carbon loss in forests, new research led by an [...]
Rising carbon dioxide in atmosphere also speeds carbon loss from forest soils, IU-led research finds
(Indiana University) Elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide accelerate carbon cycling and soil carbon loss in forests, new research led by an Indiana University biologist has found. The new evi...
Archaeology: A more accurate carbon clock
Determining the age of fossils and other ancient objects could become more accurate, thanks to measurements of radioactive carbon-14 from a lake in Japan.Radiocarbon dating is based on the steady deca...
Capturing carbon with clever trapdoors
(University of Melbourne) University of Melbourne Engineers have developed a novel method of collecting and storing carbon dioxide that will reduce the cost of separating and storing carbon dioxide. T...
'Black carbon' flowing from soil to oceans
(Academy of Finland) A smaller proportion of black carbon created during combustion will remain in soil than have been estimated before. Contrary to previous understanding, burying black carbon in the...
Centre for Carbon Measurement set to deliver large carbon reductions
(National Physical Laboratory) The Centre for Carbon Measurement at the National Physical Laboratory will deliver eight megatonnes of carbon emissions reductions and over half a billion pounds in econ...
Carbon-Graphite Ball Valve Seat
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Carbon-based films: Dopamine was used as the precursor for the facile yet controllable production of a highly stretchable transparent conductive film. The film synthesized is transparent and can rever...
Ultrathin SWCNT transparent and conductive films on flexible and transparent substrates are prepared via repeatedly halving the directly grown SWCNT films and flexible and transparent supercapacitors...
A top-down fabrication method is presented for vertically aligned carbon nanopillars (CNPs) using photolithography and pyrolysis. The modified backside exposure method of photolithography fabricates v...
Novel highly conductive and transparent graphene-based conductors.
Transparent conductors based on few-layer graphene (FLG) intercalated with ferric chloride (FeCl(3) ) have an outstandingly low sheet resistance and high optical transparency. FeCl(3) -FLGs outperform...
High conductivity transparent carbon nanotube films deposited from superacid.
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were deposited from a chlorosulfonic superacid solution onto PET substrates by a filtration/transfer method. The sheet resistance and transmission (at 550 nm) of the films were...
