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In article number 1806584, Seung Woo Lee, Jinhan Cho, and co‐workers report a room‐temperature metallic fusion‐induced layer‐by‐layer assembly that can produce highly flexible paper electrodes with bulk‐metal like electrical conductivity. The introduced small‐molecule linkers minimize the separation distance between neighboring silver nanoparticles (Ag NPs), and consequently induce the metallic fusion...
To fabricate flexible electrodes, conventional silver (Ag) nanomaterials have been deposited onto flexible substrates, but the formed electrodes display limited electrical conductivity due to residual bulky organic ligands, and thus postsintering processes are required to improve the electrical conductivity. Herein, an entirely different approach is introduced to produce highly flexible electrodes...
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