Effective Synthesis and Recovery of Silver Nanowires Prepared by Tapered Continuous Flow Reactor for Flexible and Transparent Conducting Electrode
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Abstract
Silver nanowires (AgNWs) with high aspect ratio were obtained utilizing a tapered tubular reactor by the polyol process. The tapered tubular type flow reactor allowed us to obtain nanowires in high yield without defects that is generally encountered in a closed reactor due to excessive shearing for a long time. After reaction the AgNWs were precipitated in the aqueous solution with the aid of a hydrogen bond breaker and were recovered effectively without using a high-cost centrifugation process. Dispersion of the AgNWs were used to prepare transparent conducting electrode (TCE) films by a spray coating method, which showed 86% transmittance and 90 Ωsq−1 sheet resistance.
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| Authors | Hyung Duk Yun;Duck Min Seo;Min Yoeb Lee;Soon Yong Kwon;Lee Soon Park;Yun, Hyung Duk;Seo, Duck Min;Lee, Min Yoeb;Kwon, Soon Yong;Park, Lee Soon; |
| Journal | metals |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.3390/met6010014
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