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Electrochemically triggered graphene sheets through cathodic exfoliation for lithium ion batteries anodes

Yang et al., 2013

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16749133641382590767
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Yang Y
Ji X
Yang X
Wang C
Song W
Chen Q
Banks C
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RSC Advances

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An electrochemical methodology,“cathodic exfoliation” has been developed for the fabrication of graphene sheets. The mechanism of cathodic exfoliation was proposed, involving the intercalation of solvated TAB+, graphite expansion and solvent decomposition …
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