(Wiley-Blackwell, 2014) Lessing, Joshua; Glavan, Ana; Walker, S. Brett; Keplinger, Christoph; Lewis, Jennifer; Whitesides, George
The use of omniphobic “fluoroalkylated paper” as a substrate for inkjet printing of aqueous inks that are the precursors of electrically conductive patterns is described. By controlling the surface chemistry of the paper, it is possible to print high resolution, conductive patterns that remain conductive after folding and exposure to common solvents.
