Copper nanosheets

Metal ink could ease the way toward flexible electronic books, displays

By American Chemical Society Wenjun Dong, Ph.D.—— Bio and Archives--January 29, 2014

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Scientists are reporting the development of a novel metal ink made of small sheets of copper that can be used to write a functioning, flexible electric circuit on regular printer paper. Their report on the conductive ink, which could pave the way for a wide range of new bendable gadgets, such as electronic books that look and feel more like traditional paperbacks, appears in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.

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