What Materials are Commonly Used for Their Conductive Properties?
Several nanomaterials are renowned for their exceptional electrical conductivity:
Graphene: Known for its high electrical conductivity and mechanical strength, graphene is used in various applications, including flexible electronics and sensors. Carbon Nanotubes: These cylindrical nanostructures have remarkable electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties. They are used in transistors, conductive films, and composite materials. Silver Nanowires: These are used in transparent conductive films for touchscreens and solar cells due to their excellent conductivity and optical transparency.
