International journal of Nanobiotechnology
Nanocomposite Based Sensors and Its Potential in Modern Sectors
Abstract
Flexible nanocomposite sensors are made of two or more phases. Flexibility of polymer and low equip-distribution of nano-particulates or nano-safety are desirable requirements to use full potential. Carbon nanotubes have interesting electrical properties to produce in different configurations. These are used in temperature sensors, linear polarizers, opto-electronic and chemi-resistor devices as well as in medical electronics, packaging, automotive, solar energy fields and coatingsReferences (5)
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