Conductive paste based on nano-hybrid materials
AssigneeUniversity of South Florida
InventorManoj Kumar Ram
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AssigneeUniversity of South Florida
InventorManoj Kumar Ram
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Hybrid particles having improved electrical conductivity and thermal and chemical stabilities are disclosed. The hybrid particles are for use in conductive pastes. The hybrid particles include a nanoparticle selected from a graphene-containing material, a dichalcogenide material, a conducting polymer, or a combination thereof encapsulated in a conducting metal. The hybrid particles include a nanoparticle selected from a graphene-containing material, a dichalcogenide material, or a combination thereof encapsulated in a conducting polymer, and optionally further in a conducting metal. Suitable conducting metals include nickel or silver. Suitable conducting polymers include polyaniline, polypyrrole, or polythiophene. Suitable dichalcogenide materials include MoS2 or MoSe2. The hybrid particles can further include a conducting polymer layer on an outer surface of the conducting metal. Methods of making the hybrid particles are also disclosed.
A particle comprising a nanoparticle core selected from a graphene-containing material, a dichalcogenide material, a conducting polymer, or a combination thereof and a shell at least partially surrounding the core, wherein the shell comprises a conducting metal, and wherein the core comprises 20-80 wt % of the particle and/or shell comprises 20-80 wt % of the particle.
A particle comprising a nanoparticle core selected from a graphene-containing material, a dichalcogenide material, or a combination thereof and a shell at least partially surrounding the core, wherein the shell comprises a conducting metal and/or a conducting polymer.
A method of making a particle comprising:
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