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Graphene composite

Posted 11.11.2014, 00:54 GMT-5 2 Replies

Anup Kumar
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Hi,

Can I model a composite of graphene embedded in some insulating material using COMSOL ?
2 Replies Last Post 28.07.2016, 02:48 GMT-4
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Mohammad Farzaneh
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Posted: 8 years ago 22.06.2016, 01:06 GMT-4
Yes you can, but you need to calculate the properties (e.g. conductivity) of your graphene composite beforehand and then enter them manually into your model.
Yes you can, but you need to calculate the properties (e.g. conductivity) of your graphene composite beforehand and then enter them manually into your model.
Surendar J
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Posted: 8 years ago 28.07.2016, 02:48 GMT-4
which module did u used for graphene composite by aligning with insulating layer?
which module did u used for graphene composite by aligning with insulating layer?

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