Measurement of multicomponent solubility parameters for graphene facilitates solvent discovery.

By Y. Hernández, Mustafa Lotya, D. Rickard, S. D. Bergin, Jonathan N. Coleman. Langmuir, 2010

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Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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• Synthesis of graphene (2016, background): “Variety of solvents are used to disperse graphene in perfluorinated aromatic solvents [54], orthodichloro benzene [98], and even in low-boiling solvents such as chloroform and isopropanol [99, 100].”
• Compatibility of Thermally Reduced Graphene with Polyesters (2016, methodology): “7 (MPa) 12, dT 23 (MPa) 12],[18] which was prepared by mechanical exfoliation from graphite by sonication, due to the presence of remnant polar oxygen-containing functional groups in TRG.”