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Bio-reduction of graphene oxide using drained water from soaked mung beans (Phaseolus aureus L.) and its application as energy storage electrode material

Jana et al., 2014

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18336526148154886805
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Jana M
Saha S
Khanra P
Murmu N
Srivastava S
Kuila T
Lee J
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Materials Science and Engineering: B

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Green reduction of graphene oxide (GO) using drained water from soaked mung beans (Phaseolus aureus L.) has been demonstrated. In comparison to the toxic and hazardous reducing chemicals, the drained water from soaked mung beans (P. aureus L.) is completely …
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