Air-stable, surface-oxide free Cu nanoparticles for highly conductive Cu ink and their application to printed graphene transistors

By Sunho Jeong, Su Hyeon Lee, Yejin Jo, S. Lee, Yeong-Hui Seo, B. Ahn, Gyeom Kim, G. Jang, Jang‐Ung Park, B. Ryu and 1 more. 2013

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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• Review of digital printing technologies for electronic materials (2020, background): “With the aid of densely packed organic molecules, the surface of Cu nanoparticles was effectively stabilized, suppressing the possibility of surface oxidation at room temperature in air [217].”