One-step synthesis of superior dispersion of chemically converted graphene in organic solvents
Viet Hung PhamTrần Viết CườngThuy‐Duong Nguyen‐PhanHai Dinh PhamEui Jung KimSeung Hyun HurEun Woo ShinSunwook KimJin Suk Chung
Abstract
Chemically converted graphene that was reduced with phenylhydrazine was highly dispersed in organic solvents, and its "paper" prepared by filtration of the reduced graphene possessed an electrical conductivity value as high as 20,950 S m(-1).
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