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From: Intense pulsed light-induced selective conversion of printed silicon nanoparticles into graphene embedding silicon carbide on plastic for the next generation flexible lithium-ion batteries

Intense pulsed light-induced selective conversion of printed silicon nanoparticles into graphene embedding silicon carbide on plastic for the next generation flexible lithium-ion batteries

Figure 1. (A) Optical absorptance vs. wavelength; (B) Schematic representation of the IPL parameters; (C) Temperature evolution during optimal IPL conditions (8 pulses in each cycle). IPL: Intense pulsed light.

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