Exfoliation of graphene nanosheets in aqueous media
Graphene has attracted much attention and holds great promise in various applications due to its extraordinary properties. To realize applications of graphene in large scale, developing a facile, green and cost-effective method for mass production of high-quality graphene is highly desired. Relative...
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