Flexible Conductive Materials
Flexible Conductive Materials is a class of conductive materials that, unlike rigid counterparts, possess the intrinsic ability to undergo elastic deformation while maintaining electrical conductivity, enabling their integration into bendable, stretchable, or conformable electronic systems.
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Liguo Xu, Zhenkai Huang, Zhishuang Deng et al. · Advanced Materials · 2021 · 620 citations
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Wei Chen, Liu‐Xin Liu, Haobin Zhang et al. · ACS Nano · 2020 · 427 citations
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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