Effect of cascaded centrifugal speed on scalability potential of few layer graphene via liquid phase exfoliation
This scientific report investigates the scalability of producing high-quality few-layer graphene nanosheets using liquid-phase exfoliation, focusing on the effects of cascaded centrifugal speed. The study details experimental methods, characterization techniques, and results, demonstrating a practical, scalable path for industrial applications without hazardous reagents.
Why it matters
Developing scalable and safe methods for producing high-quality few-layer graphene is crucial for its widespread integration into advanced industrial applications like optoelectronics, supercapacitors, and biosensors, potentially revolutionizing various technologies.
Scientific Reports ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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