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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Conductive Nanomaterials"”.

  1. Synthesis of Multifunctional One-dimensional and Two-dimensional Highly Conductive Nanomaterials for Charge Storage Applications

    In this thesis, highly conductive 1D and 2D nanomaterials including silver nanowire (AgNW), graphene, and MXene were synthesized and used for charge storage. AgNW with high purity and aspect ratio was incorporated in poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) to fabricate a high performance dielectric …

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  2. Investigating the regeneration behaviors of neuroglial cells on artificially made electrospun PCL scaffolds embedded with conductive nanomaterials

    Nerve tissue damage produces a significant decrease in the quality of life and represents a considerable public health burden in the United States and in the world. Current treatment methods are mostly preventative and suggestive, and even with existing technologies, progress is limited due to the …

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  3. 3D Printable Lithium Ion Batteries and the Effect of Aspect Ratio of CuAg Nanowires on Graphite Anode Performance.

    … battery nanocomposites and the integration of conductive metal nanomaterials into conventional lithium ion anodes. Here, we report the development of PLA-anode, cathode, and separator materials that enable 3D printing of complete lithium ion batteries with a low-cost FFF printer for the first …

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