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Graphene quantum dots and their possible energy applications: A review

Bak et al., 2016

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15074149676859170700
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Bak S
Kim D
Lee H
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Current Applied Physics

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As new carbon-based materials, graphene quantum dots (GQDs) many advantages due to the additional unique properties that arise from their nanoscale small size. GQDs are expected to be suitable for various applications. For use of GQDs in various fields, mass …
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