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The electrical response of carbon nanotube-based thin film sensors subjected to mechanical and environmental effects
Fiber-reinforced polymer composites are a popular alternative to traditional metal alloys. However, their internally occurring damage modes call for strategies to monitor these structures. Multi-walled carbon nanotube-based polyelectrolyte thin films were manufactured using a layer-by-layer depositi
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