2D-printing ink based on ultrasound exfoliated graphite

A technique is described for producing 2D-printing ink based on ultrasound exfoliated graphite (UEG). It has been established that the conductivity of a film obtained by microfiltration of such ink is 26.4 S/cm. Data on the morphology, composition, and IR spectra of UEG films are provided and compar...

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Published in:Technical physics letters 2017-03, Vol.43 (3), p.274-278
Main Authors: Shul’ga, Yu. M., Lobach, A. S., Baskakov, S. A., Konev, D. A., Lyskov, N. V., Kabachkov, E. N.
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description A technique is described for producing 2D-printing ink based on ultrasound exfoliated graphite (UEG). It has been established that the conductivity of a film obtained by microfiltration of such ink is 26.4 S/cm. Data on the morphology, composition, and IR spectra of UEG films are provided and compared with analogous data for reduced graphene-oxide films.
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