A model for modified electrode with carbon nanotube composites using percolation theory in fractal space
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We introduce a model for prediction the behavior of electrodes which modified withcarbon nanotubes in a polymer medium. These kinds of polymer composites aredeveloped in recent years, and experimental data for its percolation threshold isavailable. We construct a model based on percolation theory and fractal dimensionsand using experimental percolation threshold for calculating the moments of currentdistribution function.
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volume 6 issue 1
pages 19- 24
publication date 2009-05-01
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