Highly efficient field emission from ZnO nanorods and nanographene hybrids on a macroporous electric conductive network

Chi Zhang; Dajun Wu; Xin Tong; Yiping Zhu; Shaohui Xu; Dayuan Xiong; Pingsheng Guo; Yishan Wu; Ruijuan Qi; Rong Huang; Lianwei Wang; Shaoqiang Chen; Paul Kim Ho Chu

doi:10.1039/c7tc02821k

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Highly efficient field emission from ZnO nanorods and nanographene hybrids on a macroporous electric conductive network

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A hybrid structure comprising ZnO nanorods and nanographene on a patterned substrate enhances the field emission properties by reducing the work function and avoiding electrostatic screening.

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