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Demonstrates effective electrical percolation threshold determination in polymer nanocomposite inks, implying better printing techniques.
• Cheap home-built DIW printer for gradient printing. • Tunable gradient printing of polymer nanocomposites. • High-throughput electrical percolation threshold determination. • Biodegradable starch-based conductive nanocomposite ink. • Printed gradients compared with numerical predictions.
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