Functional graphene nanomesh foam

Rationally designed graphene nanomesh assembled foam (GMF) with hierarchical pore arrangement has been successfully fabricated for the first time by a site-localized nanoparticle-induced etching strategy on the basis of hydrothermally self-assembled graphene architecture. The newly developed GMF pro...

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Published in:Energy & environmental science 2014, Vol.7 (6), p.1913-1918
Main Authors: Zhao, Yang, Hu, Chuangang, Song, Long, Wang, Lixia, Shi, Gaoquan, Dai, Liming, Qu, Liangti
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