Solvothermal reduction of chemically exfoliated graphene sheets.
By Hailiang Wang, J. Robinson, Xiaoling Li, Hongjie Dai. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2009
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We have developed a solvothermal reduction method that affords more effective reduction of chemically derived graphene sheets and graphite oxide than low-temperature reduction methods. Solvothermal reduction removed oxygen and defects from graphene sheets, increased the size of sp(2) domains, and produced materials that were as conducting as pristine graphene and exhibited clear intrinsic Dirac behavior.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Direct reduction of graphene oxide films into highly conductive and flexible graphene films by hydrohalic acids (2010, background): “[16] Wang H, Robinson JT, Li X, Dai H.”
- Influence of the reduction strategy in the synthesis of reduced graphene oxide (2017, methodology): “Reduced graphene oxide can be obtained by removing the oxygen functional groups from graphite oxide following different strategies [15]: thermal reduction [16,17], photo reduction [18], electrochemical reduction [19], microwave reduction [20], solvothermal reduction [21], chemical reduction [5,22,23”
- Graphene/nanosized silicon composites for lithium battery anodes with improved cycling stability (2011, background): “[41] Wang HL, Robinson JT, Li XL, Dai HJ.”
- Synthesis of fluorinated graphene with tunable degree of fluorination (2012, background): “[26] Wang H, Robinson JT, Li X, Dai H.”