High-yield production of graphene flakes using a novel electrochemical/mechanical hybrid exfoliation

Tun-Ping Teng; Sheng-Chang Chang; Zi-Ying Chen; Chun-Kai Huang; Shih-Feng Tseng; Chii-Rong Yang

doi:10.1007/s00170-019-04158-3

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High-yield production of graphene flakes using a novel electrochemical/mechanical hybrid exfoliation

Tun-Ping Teng Sheng-Chang Chang Zi-Ying Chen Chun-Kai Huang Shih-Feng Tseng Chii-Rong Yang

Year: 2019 Journal: The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology Vol: 104 (5-8)Pages: 2751-2760 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s00170-019-04158-3

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Graphene Exfoliation joint Graphite Materials science Raman spectroscopy Intercalation (chemistry) Electrochemistry Electrolyte Yield (engineering) Electrode Graphene oxide paper Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Composite material Inorganic chemistry Chemistry

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