Stretchable/flexible silver nanowire electrodes for energy device applications

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2019-11-21

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Jung, Jinwook
Cho, Hyunmin
Yuksel, Recep
Kim, Dongkwan
Lee, Habeom
Kwon, Jinhyeong
Lee, Phillip
Yeo, Junyeob
Hong, Sukjoon
Ünalan, Hüsnü Emrah
Han, Seungyong
Ko, Seung Hwan

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Research on sustainable and high-efficiency energy devices has recently emerged as an important global issue. These devices are now moving beyond the form of a bulk, rigid platform to a portable, flexible/stretchable format that is easily available in our daily lives. Similar to the development of an active layer for the production of next-generation energy devices, the fabrication of flexible/stretchable electrodes for the easy flow of electrons is also very important. Silver nanowire electrodes have high electronic conductivity even in a flexible/stretchable state due to their high aspect ratio and percolation network structures compared to conventional electrodes. Herein, we summarize the research in the field of flexible/stretchable electronics on energy devices fabricated using silver nanowires as the electrodes. Additionally, for a systematic presentation of the current research trends, this review classifies the surveyed research efforts into the categories of energy production, storage, and consumption.

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General Materials Science

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/36602

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Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Article