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Silver Nanowire Networks as Flexible, Transparent, Conducting Films: Extremely High DC to Optical Conductivity Ratios

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Figure 1: Initial investigation of the films studied in this work. A) Photograph of a film of AgNWs on
Figure 2: A) Film transmittance spectra for selected AgNW films at a range of thicknesses
Figure 3: Properties of AgNW films as a function of film thickness, t. For completeness the deposited
Figure 4: A) Topographic AFM image of a sparse (M/A=10 mg/m2) AgNW film. B) C-AFM current map taken of the same section of film

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