journal article·2025-12

Synthesis of high-concentration and high-yield MXene nanosheets dispersion for conductive textiles

Biaobiao Yan, Qin Chen, Yihang Li, Wenkai Wu, Ziyan Zhu, Zhaoyue Liu, Aixue Dong, Qingqing Zhou, Ping Wang

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