Inkjet deposition of liquid-exfoliated graphene and MoS2 nanosheets for printed device applications

By David J. Finn, Mustafa Lotya, G. Cunningham, Ronan J. Smith, D. McCloskey, J. Donegan, Jonathan N. Coleman. 2014

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Guidelines for Exfoliation, Characterization and Processing of Layered Materials Produced by Liquid Exfoliation (2017, methodology): “This means inks must be rheologically tuned to lie within a range specified by the inverse Ohnesorge number for satellite-free droplet formation.(36) We have used NMP as a carrier solvent in our recent work due to its excellent exfoliating and printing characteristics.”
Application of graphene-based flexible antennas in consumer electronic devices (2018, background): “00 10(3) [45] Conductive patterns 870 [46] Emitting filament in light bulb 16 [11] R ESEA R C H :O ig in al R esarch RESEARCH Materials Today d Volume 21, Number 3 d April 2018”
Production and processing of graphene and related materials (2020, methodology): “In addition, it is easier to tune rheological properties for processing techniques such as inkjet printing [201] and solvent removal is typically easier than for surfactants.”
2D materials and van der Waals heterostructures (2016, background): “Planar (105) and vertical (106) photovoltaic devices based on TMDCs, as well as planar (107) and tunneling transistors (106) based on graphene and hBN, have recently been demonstrated.”