Surface effect on the self-reinforcing behavior of graphene oxide membranes Original Research Article Carbon, Volume 129, April 2018, Pages 403-408 Quan Wu, Yan-jing Su, Lu-qi Liu, Zhong Zhang
Graphical abstractMicrobridge tests were performed to investigate self-reinforcing behavior of graphene oxide membrane. As the cycle index increased, the self-reinforcing Young's modulus increased slowly for any thickness GO membrane.Image
 | Graphene oxide affects in vitro fertilization outcome by interacting with sperm membrane in an animal model Original Research Article Carbon, Volume 129, April 2018, Pages 428-437 Nicola Bernabò, Antonella Fontana, Marina Ramal Sanchez, Luca Valbonetti, Giulia Capacchietti, Romina Zappacosta, Luana Greco, Marco Marchisio, Paola Lanuti, Eva Ercolino, Barbara Barboni
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 | Chemistry below graphene: Decoupling epitaxial graphene from metals by potential-controlled electrochemical oxidation Original Research Article Carbon, Available online 27 December 2017, Pages Irene Palacio, Gonzalo Otero-Irurueta, Concepción Alonso, José I. Martínez, Elena López-Elvira, Isabel Muñoz-Ochando, Horacio J. Salavagione, María F. López, Mar García-Hernández, Javier Méndez, Gary J. Ellis, José A. Martín-Gago
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 | Enhanced thermal and fire retardancy properties of polypropylene reinforced with a hybrid graphene/glass-fibre filler Original Research Article Composites Science and Technology, Available online 27 December 2017, Pages Dimitrios G. Papageorgiou, Zoe Terzopoulou, Alberto Fina, Fabio Cuttica, George Z. Papageorgiou, Dimitrios N. Bikiaris, Konstantinos Chrissafis, Robert J. Young, Ian A. Kinloch | A gradient bi-functional graphene-based modified electrode for vanadium redox flow batteries Energy Storage Materials, Available online 27 December 2017, Pages Guangjian Hu, Minghua Jing, Da-Wei Wang, Zhenhua Sun, Chuan Xu, Wencai Ren, Hui-Ming Cheng, Chuanwei Yan, Xinzhuang Fan, Feng Li
Graphical abstractA hybrid graphene electrode with a gradient bi-functional oxygen-containing groups is introduced for vanadium redox flow batteries produced by combining the electrocatalytic activity and electrical conductivity. This VRFB electrode achieves a low polarization, high discharge capacity and high energy efficiency and has great promise for use in VRFBs.
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