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Gadtya, Ankita Subhrasmita, Tripathy, Debajani, Rout, Lipeeka, Moharana, Srikanta |
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Composite Interfaces; January 2024, Vol. 31 Issue 1, p29-76, 48p |
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Graphene's large surface area, superior thermal conductivity, rapid electron mobility, and great Young's modulus make it an ideal nano-structured material for use as filler. As a result of their amazing increase in characteristics, graphene-based materials have piqued the interest of both academic and industrial domains. Previously, the surface modification of graphene oxide and its use in the fabrication of composites with different polymeric matrixes have been studied. Several synthetic procedures have been developed to produce graphene oxide, its composites, and processes for dispersing these materials in various polymeric matrices. A range of polymer-based graphene composites is employed in the processing and attributes of this typical review article, which focuses on several techniques for synthesizing graphene oxide and its surface functionalization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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