Reducing Graphene Oxide via Hydroxylamine: A Simple and Efficient Route to Graphene

By Xuejiao Zhou, Jiali Zhang, Hai-sheng Wu, Haijun Yang, Jingyan Zhang, Shouwu Guo. 2011

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The reduction of graphene oxide (2012, methodology): “[100] Zhou X, Zhang J, Wu H, Yang H, Zhang J, Guo S.”
Synthesis and Fabrication of Graphene and Graphene Oxide: A Review (2019, methodology): “Reduction of GO has also been performed using sodium borohydride (NaBH4) [56], hydroxylamine [57], hydroquinone [58], ascorbic acid [59], etc.”
Synthesis of graphene (2016, background): “Other reducing agents used include phenyl hydrazine [103], hydroxylamine [104], glucose, [105] ascorbic acid [106], hydroquinone [107], alkaline solutions [108], and pyrrole [109].”
Recent advances in chemical modifications of graphene (2015, unknown): “Chemical reductions of graphene oxide have been performed using several reducing agents, including hydrazine [52], sodium borohydride [53], hydroquinone [54], gaseous hydrogen (after thermal expansion) [55], strongly alkaline solutions [56], phenyl hydrazine [57], hydroxylamine [58], glucose [59], a”