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Synthesis of graphene by low-temperature exfoliation and reduction of graphite oxide under ambient atmosphere

Shen et al., 2013

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8529948852880485259
Author
Shen B
Lu D
Zhai W
Zheng W
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Journal of Materials Chemistry C

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We firstly report a facile approach to produce few-layered graphene sheets by low- temperature (130° C) exfoliation and reduction of graphite oxide under ambient atmosphere with the aid of HCl. The obtained graphene materials exhibited high BET specific surface …
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