Highly qualified reduced graphene oxides: the best chemical reduction

In Kyu Moon; Junghyun Lee; Hyoyoung Lee

doi:10.1039/c1cc13312h

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Highly qualified reduced graphene oxides: the best chemical reduction

In Kyu Moon Junghyun Lee Hyoyoung Lee

Year: 2011 Journal: Chemical Communications Vol: 47 (34)Pages: 9681-9681 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c1cc13312h

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Abstract

We report new step-by-step reduction methods by alternating two different reducing reagents with the order of hydrazine with NH(3) (NH)/HI in acetic acid (HI) and the reverse order (HI/NH) to understand nitrogen incorporation and removal or reduction for providing highly qualified reduced graphene oxides (rGOs).

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Graphene Reduction (mathematics) Materials science Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Engineering

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