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High shear-induced exfoliation of graphite into high quality graphene by Taylor–Couette flow

Tran et al., 2016

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10757626163880680334
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Tran T
Park S
Yoo S
Lee T
Kim T
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The development of an industrially scalable method to produce large quantities of high quality graphene is essential for its practical application in electronics, composite materials, and energy storage devices. Here, we report a method for bulk preparation of few-layer …
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