Original paper
Self-supporting crumpled graphene balls as stable and reusable adsorbents for solid-phase extraction
Abstract
The substantial aggregation of pristine graphene nanosheets or the possible escape of graphene from the supporting materials decreases its powerful adsorption capacity and diminishes its practical applications in graphene-based solid-phase extraction (SPE). It is highly desirable for these graphene-based adsorbents to be dispersive, stable and reusable. In this study, we report the use of self-supporting crumpled graphene balls as stable and...
Paper Details
Title
Self-supporting crumpled graphene balls as stable and reusable adsorbents for solid-phase extraction
Published Date
May 19, 2021
Journal
Volume
181
Pages
389 - 397
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