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A bottom-up approach from molecular nanographenes to unconventional carbon materials

Zhi et al., 2008

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16633250461485568971
Author
Zhi L
Müllen K
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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Strategies used to grow large graphenes and graphene-based materials through chemical approaches are discussed. Molecular graphenes are believed to be suitable precursors for growing large graphenes as well as fabricating graphene-based materials. The structure of …
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