Thermally reduced graphene oxide film on soda lime glass as transparent conducting electrode
Here we report application of commercially available soda lime glass as transparent, conducting electrodes. Transparent glass substrate, without any surface preparation, was coated with reduced graphene oxide (rGO), through a simple, scalable, easy-to-operate and low-cost deposition technique to ren...
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