Carbon black-based e-textiles: A review of fabrication techniques and functional outcomes
Authors:
- Shakil MahmudSMShakil Mahmud
- Md. Saiful HoqueMHMd. Saiful Hoque
- Habibur Rahman AnikHAHabibur Rahman Anik
- Km Abdun NoorKNKm Abdun Noor
- Md. Jakir HossainMHMd. Jakir Hossain
- Md Merajur RahmanMRMd Merajur Rahman
- Mahmuda AkterMahmuda Akter
- Nurun NaharNNNurun Nahar
- Md Mezbah Uddin RajuMRMd Mezbah Uddin Raju
- Suraj SharmaSSSuraj Sharma
Open Access
- 6 October 2026
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Today Communications
- Vol. 57
Abstract
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