Method for manufacturing transparent conductor, transparent conductor and device for manufacturing the same, and device for manufacturing transparent conductor precursor
Abstract
According to one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a transparent conductor is provided. In the method, a silver nanowire layer including a plurality of silver nanowires and having openings is formed on a graphene film supported by a copper support. Then, a transparent resin layer insoluble in a copper-etching solution is formed on the silver nanowire layer such that the transparent resin layer contacts the graphene film through the openings. The copper support is then brought into contact with the non-acidic copper-etching solution to remove the copper support, thereby exposing the graphene film.
Claims
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9 . A transparent conductor comprising:
a graphene film; a silver nanowire layer on the graphene film, the silver nanowire layer comprising a plurality of silver nanowires and having an opening; and a transparent resin layer on the silver nanowire layer, the transparent resin layer being in contact with the graphene film through the opening of the silver nanowire layer, wherein a peak height of G band in a Raman spectrum of the graphene film is larger than that of D band.
10 . The transparent conductor according to claim 9 , wherein the graphene film protrudes into the transparent resin layer at a portion that is in contact with the transparent resin layer, the graphene film having a recess having a depth equal to or less than half a diameter of the silver nanowire.
11 . The transparent conductor according to claim 9 , wherein a copper content in the graphene film measured by XPS is 1 atomic % or less.
12 . The transparent conductor according to claim 9 , wherein the graphene film comprises graphene in which a part of carbon atoms are substituted with nitrogen atoms.
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