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Making graphene for macroelectronics

Nature Nanotechnology volume 3, pages 254–255 (2008)Cite this article

Techniques for creating ultrathin films of reduced graphene oxide with large areas could prove useful in flexible electronics and other applications.

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Figure 1: A colour-coded Raman map (left) showing the number of layers in an ultrathin film of reduced graphene oxide3.

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