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Lu et al., 2011 - Google Patents

A green and fast way for reduction of graphene oxide in acidic aqueous solution via microwave assistance

Lu et al., 2011

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16696995215382564554
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Lu T
Pan L
Nie C
Zhao Z
Sun Z
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A facile and pollution‐free method was applied to prepare graphene nanosheets by reducing graphene oxide in acidic aqueous solution without any toxic chemicals via microwave heating. The surface morphology, structure, and composition characterizations …
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