One-step and high yield simultaneous preparation of single- and multi-layer graphene quantum dots from CX-72 carbon black

By Yongqiang Dong, Congqiang Chen, Xin Ting Zheng, Lili Gao, Zhiming Cui, Hongbin Yang, Chunzhi Guo, Yuwu Chi, C. Li. 2012

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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