Conductive Core–Shell Aramid Nanofibrils: Compromising Conductivity with Mechanical Robustness for Organic Wearable Sensing

Volume: 11, Issue: 3, Pages: 3466 - 3473
Published: Dec 28, 2018
Abstract
One-dimensional organic nanomaterials with a combination of electric conductivity, flexibility, and mechanical robustness are highly in demand in a variety of flexible electronic devices. Herein, conducting polymers were combined with robust Kevlar nanofibrils (aramid nanofibrils, abbreviated as ANFs) via in situ polymerization. Owing to the strong interactions between ANFs and conjugated polymers, the resultant core-shell ANFs showed high...
Paper Details
Title
Conductive Core–Shell Aramid Nanofibrils: Compromising Conductivity with Mechanical Robustness for Organic Wearable Sensing
Published Date
Dec 28, 2018
Volume
11
Issue
3
Pages
3466 - 3473
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