The most common preparation method of graphene starts from the oxidation and exfoliation of graphite to graphene oxide (GO). Such graphitic planes, decorated with oxygen-containing groups, are hydrophilic and soluble in water. From an industrial point of view, wet-chemistry approaches are the most desirable methods for the large scale integration of GO based polymer nanocomposites. The critical issue remains the re-aggregation of the GO sheets after the dispersant evaporation which is detrimental for the coating uniformity. We present several methods for the development of such functional coatings preserving the physical properties such as optical transparency and electrical conductivity
Emerging methods for producing graphene oxide composites in coatings with multifunctional properties
VALENTINI, LUCA;BITTOLO BON, SILVIA;KENNY, Jose Maria
2012
Abstract
The most common preparation method of graphene starts from the oxidation and exfoliation of graphite to graphene oxide (GO). Such graphitic planes, decorated with oxygen-containing groups, are hydrophilic and soluble in water. From an industrial point of view, wet-chemistry approaches are the most desirable methods for the large scale integration of GO based polymer nanocomposites. The critical issue remains the re-aggregation of the GO sheets after the dispersant evaporation which is detrimental for the coating uniformity. We present several methods for the development of such functional coatings preserving the physical properties such as optical transparency and electrical conductivityI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
