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Preparation and Qualification of Reduced Graphene Oxide by Different Reduction Methods

Fathy et al., 2024

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12172371925332228709
Author
Fathy M
Zaki A
Shawkey H
Tantawy H
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Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Materials

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Recently, reduced graphene oxide (RGO) has been considered a very interesting material for many electronic devices. In this paper, graphite powder (G) was used as a core starting material for the preparation of RGO powder samples. Graphite was first oxidized using the …
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