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Graphene and graphite nanoribbons: Morphology, properties, synthesis, defects and applications

Terrones et al., 2010

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806656958105634494
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Terrones M
Botello-Méndez A
Campos-Delgado J
López-Urías F
Vega-Cantú Y
Rodríguez-Macías F
Elías A
Muñoz-Sandoval E
Cano-Márquez A
Charlier J
Terrones H
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Nano today

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Carbon is a unique and very versatile element which is capable of forming different architectures at the nanoscale. Over the last 20 years, new members of the carbon nanostructure family arose, and more are coming. This review provides a brief overview on …
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