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Improved Thermal Oxidation Stability of Solution-Processable Silver Nanowire Transparent Electrode by Reduced Graphene Oxide
Ahn, Yumi
;
Jeong, Youngjun
;
Lee, Youngu
Department of Energy Science and Engineering
Organic & Printed Electronics Laboratory(OPEL)
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Title
Improved Thermal Oxidation Stability of Solution-Processable Silver Nanowire Transparent Electrode by Reduced Graphene Oxide
Issued Date
2012-12
Citation
Ahn, Yumi. (2012-12). Improved Thermal Oxidation Stability of Solution-Processable Silver Nanowire Transparent Electrode by Reduced Graphene Oxide. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 4(12), 6410–6414. doi: 10.1021/am301913w
Type
Article
Author Keywords
silver nanowire
;
reduced graphene oxide
;
transparent electrode
;
thermal oxidation stability
;
organic solar cell
Keywords
ORGANIC SOLAR-CELLS
;
DOPED INDIUM OXIDE
;
EFFICIENT
;
FILMS
;
FIELD
ISSN
1944-8244
Abstract
Solution-processable silver nanowire-reduced graphene oxide (AgNW-rGO) hybrid transparent electrode was prepared in order to replace conventional ITO transparent electrode. AgNW-rGO hybrid transparent electrode exhibited high optical transmittance and low sheet resistance, which is comparable to ITO transparent electrode. In addition, it was found that AgNW-rGO hybrid transparent electrode exhibited highly enhanced thermal oxidation and chemical stabilities due to excellent gas-barrier property of rGO passivation layer onto AgNW film. Furthermore, the organic solar cells with AgNW-rGO hybrid transparent electrode showed good photovoltaic behavior as much as solar cells with AgNW transparent electrode. It is expected that AgNW-rGO hybrid transparent electrode can be used as a key component in various optoelectronic application such as display panels, touch screen panels, and solar cells. © 2012 American Chemical Society.
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/3314
DOI
10.1021/am301913w
Publisher
American Chemical Society
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