ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Confined Chemical Transformation of Melamine in Graphite Interlayers Toward Graphite-Based Composites with Nitrogen-Rich Two-Dimensional Materials.
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Graphite-based nanocomposites with nitrogen-rich covalent two-dimensional materials are promising for energy, catalytic and sensing applications, but their controlled construction remains challenging because both graphite and many covalent 2D materials consist of stacked sheets that are difficult to integrate homogeneously without prior exfoliation, dispersion, mixing, and restacking. Here, we explore a solvent-free strategy that uses melamine-confined graphite as a preorganized precursor for chemical transformations between graphene layers. We demonstrate that intercalated melamine can undergo reaction pathways analogous to those of bulk melamine, enabling not only the previously reported formation of graphite/g-C
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