The Differences of Graphene Oxide Products Made from Three Kinds of Flake Graphites.
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ABSTRACT: Graphene oxide (GO), a widespread load platform in many research studies based on its microstructures, is largely made from flake graphite by a strong oxidation method. However, the differences of GO products made from different flake graphites have received little attention. Here, five GO products made from five different flake graphites by the Hummers method are investigated. The results reveal the differences in microstructures of the five GOs concerned with the ratio of C-C sp2 structures to defects and the amount of oxygen-containing functional groups, which are further evidenced by their performances of quenching efficiencies by five DNA fluorescent probes. We demonstrated that the microstructural differences of GO products are transmitted from their parent flake graphites
SUBMITTER: Lin Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8515363 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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