Supramolecular electrospun nanofibers with high conductivity at ultra-low carbon nanotube content

Abstract

Complementary supramolecular polymers can efficiently control the arrangement of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in electrospun nanofibers as a means of manipulating the conductivity pathways of CNTs, thus providing a new route to the fabrication of high-performance supramolecular nanofibers with superior electrical conductivity at ultra-low CNT content.