Mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode
AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
InventorsSungWoo Nam, Pilgyu Kang, Chullhee Cho
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Abstract
A mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode comprises a polymeric substrate, one or more monolayers of a two-dimensional (2D) material on the polymeric substrate, and an electrically conductive film on the 2D material. The mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode may exhibit a bending strain to failure of at least about 12%. A method of making a flexible hybrid electrode may comprise transferring a monolayer comprising a 2D material to a polymeric substrate. After transferring one or more of the monolayers to the polymeric substrate, an electrically conductive film may be formed on the one or more monolayers, thereby forming a mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode.
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A mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode comprising:
- a polymeric substrate;
- one or more monolayers of a two-dimensional (2D) material on the polymeric substrate;
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- an electrically conductive film on the 2D material.
A method of making a flexible hybrid electrode, the method comprising:
- transferring a monolayer comprising a two-dimensional (2D) material to a polymeric substrate;
- after transferring one or more of the monolayers to the polymeric substrate, forming an electrically conductive film on the one or more monolayers, thereby fabricating a mechanically robust flexible hybrid electrode.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.