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High-efficiency, self-grinding exfoliation of small graphene nanosheets from microcrystalline graphite driven by microbead milling as conductive additives

Huang et al., 2022

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6146887081817080228
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Huang L
Li H
Wang X
Ding Y
Wang J
Jiang L
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Science China Materials

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Direct mass exfoliation of graphene from bulk graphite with high yield and productivity for commercial applications is challenging. This work proposes self-grinding exfoliation using the mutual shear friction of graphite particles to fabricate graphene from microcrystalline …
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