'Flexible' plastic for electronic circuits?
'Flexible' plastic for electronic circuits?
By adding a polymer acid to a common plastic, chemists at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a plastic with changeable conductivity which could be used to build future electronic devices.
The full story: 'Flexible' plastic for electronic circuits? in Emerging Technology Trends blog.
Credit: Caroling Lee, University of Texas at Austin
By adding a polymer acid to a common plastic, chemists at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a plastic with changeable conductivity which could be used to build future electronic devices.
The full story: 'Flexible' plastic for electronic circuits? in Emerging Technology Trends blog.
Credit: Caroling Lee, University of Texas at Austin
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