An electrically conducting polymer/graphene composite with a very low percolation threshold

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Compatibility of Thermally Reduced Graphene with Polyesters (2016, background): “(1),([24,25]) where s is the conductivity of the composite, so is a scaling factor related to the intrinsic conductivity of the filler, Ø is the volume fraction of the filler, Øc is the volume fraction at the percolation threshold, and t is the scaling exponent controlled by the dimensions and orien”
Interlaminar mechanical properties of carbon fiber reinforced plastic laminates modified with graphene oxide interleaf (2015, background): “Recently, graphene [15], due to its high specific area and excellent mechanical [16], electrical [17], and thermal [18] properties, is recognized as potential reinforcement for improving mechanical [19-21], electrical [22, 23] and thermal [24, 25] properties of nanocomposites.”
Simultaneous in situ reduction, self-alignment and covalent bonding in graphene oxide/epoxy composites (2013, background): “% for thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) [33] and polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) [34] and as low as 0.”