Direct observation of spatially heterogeneous single-layer graphene oxide reduction kinetics.

Direct observation of spatially heterogeneous single-layer graphene oxide reduction kinetics.
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10.1021/nl402057j
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发表时间:
2013-11
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10.8
通讯作者:
M. P. McDonald;Ahmed Eltom;Felix Vietmeyer;Janak Thapa;Y. Morozov;D. Sokolov;J. Hodak;K. Vinodgopal-K.-Vi
M. P. McDonald;Ahmed Eltom;Felix Vietmeyer;Janak Thapa;Y. Morozov;D. Sokolov;J. Hodak;K. Vinodgopal-K.-Vi
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材料科学1区
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作者:
M. P. McDonald;Ahmed Eltom;Felix Vietmeyer;Janak Thapa;Y. Morozov;D. Sokolov;J. Hodak;K. Vinodgopal-K.-Vi

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