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    This document discusses graphene, including its molecular structure as a single-atom thick sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice. It describes methods for preparing and characterizing graphene. The potential applications of graphene that are mentioned include use in transistors, integrated circuits, transparent conducting electrodes, ultracapacitors, biodevices, and as a reinforcement for polymer nanocomposites, due to its electrical and thermal conductivity properties.

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    This document discusses graphene, including its molecular structure as a single-atom thick sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice. It describes methods for preparing and characterizing graphene. The potential applications of graphene that are mentioned include use in transistors, integrated circuits, transparent conducting electrodes, ultracapacitors, biodevices, and as a reinforcement for polymer nanocomposites, due to its electrical and thermal conductivity properties.

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    Graphene: From fundamental

    to future applications

    Quang Trung Truong and Dai Soo Lee


    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Chonbuk National University, South Korea
    Content

    Introduction to graphene.

    Preparation and characterization graphene

    Potential application of graphene

    Conclusions
    Introduction to graphene

    Graphene is a one-atom-thick planar sheet of sp2-bonded


    carbon atoms that are densely packed in a honeycomb
    crystal lattice
    The name graphene comes from graphite + -ene =
    graphene

    Molecular structure of graphene High resolution transmission electron microscope images


    (TEM) of graphene
    Potential application of graphene
    - Single molecule gas detection
    - Graphene transistors
    - Integrated circuits
    - Transparent conducting electrodes for the replacement of ITO
    - Ultracapacitors
    - Graphene biodevices
    - Reinforcement for polymer nanocomposites:
    Electrical, thermally conductive nanocomposites, antistatic
    coating, transparent conductive composites..ect

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