ArticleRSC advances2023
Ultra-thin freestanding graphene films for efficient thermal insulation and electromagnetic interference shielding.
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Abstract
The preparation of freestanding graphene films by convenient and environmentally friendly preparation methods is still the focus of attention in various industrial fields. Here, we first select electrical conductivity, yield and defectivity as evaluation indicators and systematically explore the factors affecting the preparation of high-performance graphene by electrochemical exfoliation, then further post-process it under volume-limited conditions by microwave reduction. Finally, we obtained a self-supporting graphene film with an irregular interlayer structure but excellent performance. It is found that the electrolyte is ammonium sulfate, the concentration is 0.2 M, the voltage is 8 V, and the pH is 11, which were the optimal conditions for preparing low-oxidation graphene. The square resistance of the EG was 1.6 Ω sq
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