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Stable Nafion-functionalized graphene dispersions for transparent conductingfilms

Liu et al., 2009

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13881476971469369735
Author
Liu Y
Gao L
Sun J
Wang Y
Zhang J
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Nanotechnology

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Nafion was used for the first time to aid in preparing stable graphene dispersions in mixed water/ethanol (1: 1) solvents via the reduction of graphite oxide using hydrazine. The dispersion was characterized by ultraviolet–visible (UV–vis) spectra, transmission electron …
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