L. M. Manocha, Hasmukh Gajera
Carbon has been of great scientific and technological interest over all civilizations, mainly because of its application of its own but also in the development of products through combinations with other elements. This interest is mainly due to the numerous structures it can be formed of. The latest interests are nanocarbons, mainly carbon nanotubes and graphene. Studies have been performed on wet oxidation of graphite, followed by exfoliation and reduction in order to synthesise graphene. Acid route has been followed for oxidation whereas reduction has been carried out in aqueous medium as well as in DMF. The reactions have been followed using FTIR, TGA and Raman spectroscopy. Reduction of exfoliated graphene oxide sheets in water with hydrazine results in a material with characteristics that are comparable to those of pristine graphite.
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