Reduced graphene oxide supported MnS nanotubes hybrid as a novel non-precious metal electrocatalyst for oxygen reduction reaction with high performance Original Research Article
Journal of Power Sources, Volume 362, 15 September 2017, Pages 1-9
Yongfu Tang, Teng Chen, Wenfeng Guo, Shunji Chen, Yanshuai Li, Jianzheng Song, Limin Chang, Shichun Mu, Yufeng Zhao, Faming Gao
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 | Efficient transformation in characteristics of cations supported-reduced graphene oxide nanocomposites for the destruction of trichloroethane Original Research Article
Applied Catalysis A: General, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Usman Farooq, Muhammad Danish, Shuguang Lu, Mark L. Brusseau, Muhammmad Naqvi, Xiaro Fu, Xiang Zhang, Qian Sui, Zhaofu Qiu
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| Surface-enhanced Raman scattering of dipolar molecules by the graphene Fermi surface modulation with different dipole moments Original Research Article
Applied Surface Science, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Mingjia Zhang, Yandan Leng, Jing Huang, JiaoJiao Yu, Zhenggang Lan, Changshui Huang
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The Raman spectrum of chromophore/graphene hybrids with different dipole molecules has been investigated. It is shown that the graphene-enhanced Raman scattering (GERS) can be significantly changed by the dipole moment values. By the analysis of the Raman signals of graphene as well as the interfacial energy level match, a strong correlation between the GERS and graphene Fermi surface is revealed. | Density-Functional Theory Study of Dimethyl Carbonate Synthesis by Methanol Oxidative Carbonylation on Single-Atom Cu1/Graphene Catalyst Original Research Article
Applied Surface Science, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Wei Sun, Ruina Shi, Xuhui Wang, Shusen Liu, Xiaoxia Han, Chaofan Zhao, Zhong Li, Jun Ren
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The mechanism for dimethyl carbonate (DMC) formation by oxidation carbonylation of methanol on a single-atom Cu1/graphene catalyst and the rate-limiting steps (RDS) on Cu/MG and Cu/DG catalyst surfaces are depicted in this picture. The RDS for the DMC sythesis on these two catalysts surfaces are CH3O+CO→CH3OCO for the Cu/MG catalyst, CH3OCO+CH3O→DMC for the Cu/DG catalyst, with maximum energy barriers of 73.5kJmol−1 and 190.9kJmol−1, respectively. Compared with the energy barrier of these rate-determining steps, the active performance of the Cu/MG catalyst is superior to the Cu/DG catalyst because of the monvacancy in graphene sheet. Therefore, Cu/MG can be considred as the promising catalyst for DMC foemation. | NiFe2O4 porous nanorods/graphene composites as high-performance anode materials for lithium-ion batteries Original Research Article
Electrochimica Acta, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Min Fu, Zhaozheng Qiu, Wei Chen, Yemao Lin, Hailin Xin, Bo Yang, Haosen Fan, Caizhen Zhu, Jian Xu
| A novel magnetic β-cyclodextrin modified graphene oxide adsorbent with high recognition capability for 5 plant growth regulators Original Research Article
Food Chemistry, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Jiu-Yan Chen, Shu-Rui Cao, Cun-Xian Xi, Yu Chen, Xian-Liang Li, Lei Zhang, Guo-Min Wang, Ya-Ling Chen, Zhi-Qiong Chen
| Cerium vanadate and reduced graphene oxide composites for lithium-ion batteries Original Research Article
Journal of Alloys and Compounds, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Wan Lin Wang, Jaewon Jang, Van Hiep Nguyen, Francis Malar Auxilia, Hayong Song, Kyunghoon Jang, En Mei Jin, Gab-Yong Lee, Hal-Bon Gu, Moon-Ho Ham
| The fabrication of Cu nanowire/Graphene/Al doped ZnO transparent conductive film on PET substrate with high flexibility and air stability
Materials Letters, Available online 8 July 2017, Pages
Liqiang Zhang, Rui Yang, Kai Chen, Xin Wang, Yushu Tang, Fan Yang, Rui Liu, Zhizhen Ye, Yongfeng Li
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