Nanotip-induced ultrahigh pressure-sensitive composites: Principles, properties and applications
Spiky spherical nickel powders with sharp nanotips on their surface are excellent fillers for developing pressure-sensitive composites. The sharp nano-tips are responsible for generating field-assisted tunneling conduction, which leads to the strong responses of electrical conductivity of the compos...
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