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Structural and electrical characteristics of printed metal nanoparticle networks
The structural and electrical properties of metal nanoparticle (NP) networks and their dependence on the constituent phases have been investigated. Percolation and effective media theories have been used to describe the physical properties of disordered systems, as well as providing a link between t...
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Department of Physics
2017
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