ReviewNanoscale advances2026
Scalable production of graphene with tunable edge functionalities
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Abstract
The scalable production of graphene with controlled chemical functionalities remains a central challenge in translating laboratory advances into practical technologies. Beyond conventional approaches that prioritize the surface area, functionalization or conductivity, increasing attention is being directed toward spatially selective defect engineering that preserves the aromatic π-conjugated carbon framework while enabling targeted interfacial reactivity, thereby providing high-quality graphene. In this context, shear-driven ball milling has emerged as a promising mechanochemical route for the synthesis of edge-functionalized graphene through preferential edge activation and controlled exfoliation. Unlike oxidation-intensive methods that often introduce extensive basal-plane damage, shear-assisted milling promotes layer delamination while largely preserving the intrinsic sp
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