The Real Graphene Oxide Revealed: Stripping the Oxidative Debris from the Graphene‐like Sheets
University of Warwick · University of Manchester
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Abstract
It′ll come out in the wash! Graphene oxide has been shown to be a stable complex of oxidative debris (red ellipses in the picture) strongly adhered to functionalized graphene-like sheets. Under basic conditions the oxidative debris is stripped from the graphene-like sheets, and the resulting graphene oxide is conducting and cannot easily be resuspended in water.
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- Graphene
- Oxide
- Stripping (fiber)
- Materials science
- Graphene oxide paper
- Debris
- Nanotechnology
- Environmental science
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Clean water and sanitation
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