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Synergistic effects of dopants on the spin density of catalytic active centres of N-doped fluorinated graphene for oxygen reduction reaction   Original Research Article
Applied Materials Today, Volume 1, Issue 2, December 2015, Pages 74-79
Thazhe Veettil Vineesh, Mohammad Azeezulla Nazrulla, Sailaja Krishnamoorthy, Tharangattu N. Narayanan, Subbiah Alwarappan

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Engineering the electrocatalytic activities of graphene by the "mix and match" of heteroatoms to make graphene on par with metals is demonstrated. DFT studies support the observed augmented ORR activities of nitrogen doped fluorinated graphene.


Characterizations of zinc oxide nanorods incorporating a graphene layer as antibacterial nanocomposites on silicon substrates   Original Research Article
Ceramics International, Available online 1 November 2015, Pages
Hsiang Chen, Yun Yang He, Min Han Lin, Shang Ren Lin, Ting Wei Chang, Chia Feng Lin, Chang Tze Yu, Meng Lieh Sheu, Ching Bang Chen, Yung-Sen Lin
A new electrochemical sensor based on Fe3O4 functionalized graphene oxide-gold nanoparticle composite film for simultaneous determination of catechol and hydroquinone   Original Research Article
Electrochimica Acta, Available online 1 November 2015, Pages
Seyma Erogul, Salih Zeki Bas, Mustafa Ozmen, Salih Yildiz
Hydrothermally synthesized SnO2-graphene composites for H2 sensing at low operating temperature   Review Article
Materials Science and Engineering: B, Available online 1 November 2015, Pages
Min Zhang, Yuhua Zhen, Fuhua Sun, Chao Xu

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We synthesized the flower-like SnO2 microspheres and SnO2-graphene (S–G) composites with different GN contents through a simple one-pot hydrothermal method. The S–G composite with optimum GN contents exhibits the highest H2 sensing response of 87.2 at 150°C, which is about 70 times higher than that of pure SnO2.


A simple, ultrasensitive sensor for gallic acid and uric acid based on gold microclusters/sulfonate functionalized graphene modified glassy carbon electrode   Original Research Article
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Available online 1 November 2015, Pages
Zhixian Liang, Haiyun Zhai, Zuanguang Chen, Haihang Wang, Shumei Wang, Qing Zhou, Xiaoting Huang

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Taking advantage of the unique plane structure of the functionalized graphene, Au microclusters (AuCMs) was successfully electrodeposited on the surface of sulfonate functionalized graphene (SF-GR) and AuCMs/SF-GR/GCE was constructed and thoroughly characterized. The prepared electrode was applied to the independent determination of GA in black tea and cortex moutan as well as the simultaneous determination of GA and UA in urine samples. The AuCMs/SF-GR/GCE exhibited a variety of advantages such as uniqueness, high anti-interference ability, low detection limit and wide linearity range, and significantly enhanced the anodic peak currents of GA and UA. Meanwhile, the spiked results determined by AuCMs/SF-GR/GCE were compared to the results detected by HPLC. With high sensitivity and selectivity, good reproducibility, low solvent consumption and without time-consuming sample pretreatment, the electrochemical method is easier, faster and reliable. Therefore, the novel sensors constructed was applicable to simultaneous determine GA and UA in human urine samples and respective detect GA in black tea, cortex moutan samples.


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