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Influence of Polymer Structure and Ink Formulation on Screen-Printed Flexible Humidity Sensors Based on Carbon and Graphene Inks
Flexible resistive humidity sensors were fabricated by screen printing using carbon- and graphene-based resistive inks combined with a hydrophilic sodium polyacrylate (SPA) polymer layer, also deposited by screen printing. The study highlights the influence of ink formulation and polymer structure o
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