ArticleMolecules (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Small-Size Graphene-Enabled Corrosion-Resistant Ultra-Thin Copper Foils Fabricated by Direct-Current Electrodeposition.
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The corrosion degradation of ultra-thin copper foils remains a critical challenge for maintaining their long-term structural stability under aggressive electrochemical environments. In this work, small-size graphene (sGr) was incorporated into ultra-thin copper foils through a direct-current electrodeposition strategy to improve corrosion resistance. Compared with conventional graphene, the reduced graphene size facilitated a more uniform dispersion within the copper matrix and effectively regulated the surface morphology and crystallographic texture of the deposited copper foils. The resulting sGr/Cu composite foil exhibited reduced surface defects, enhanced (220) preferred orientation with a texture coefficient of 83.7%, and improved electrochemical corrosion resistance in 3.5 wt.% NaCl solution. Specifically, the sGr/Cu foil showed a more positive corrosion potential (-0.099 V), a lower corrosion current density (3.781 × 10
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