Review of bioresource-based conductive composites for portable flexible electronic devices
Authors:
- Savisha MahalingamSMSavisha Mahalingam
- Abreeza ManapAMAbreeza Manap
- Kam Sheng LauKLKam Sheng Lau
- Dita FloresyonaDFDita Floresyona
- Rinaldi Medali RachmanRRRinaldi Medali Rachman
- Sylvia Ayu PradanawatiSPSylvia Ayu Pradanawati
- Ramisha RabeyaRRRamisha Rabeya
- Chin Hua ChiaCCChin Hua Chia
- Nurfanizan AfandiNANurfanizan Afandi
- Agung NugrohoANAgung Nugroho
- 3 November 2023
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
- Vol. 189
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