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Electronic Characteristics of Graphene Oxide and Reduced Graphene

Electronic and Dielectric Characteristics of Electrochemically Reduced Graphene

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Oluwaseun John Dada

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The study reveals that electrochemically reduced graphene (ERGO) exhibits significantly enhanced electronic and dielectric properties compared to graphene oxide (GO), with improvements by two orders of magnitude. This enhancement is attributed to stronger polarization from reduced clusters and thinner graphene sheets in ERGO. The research highlights the frequency dependence of GO due to interlayer O H bonds and discusses how dielectric permittivity varies with frequency and temperature, influenced by conduction losses and thermally activated transport mechanisms.

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Electronic Characteristics of Graphene Oxide and Reduced Graphene, Oluwaseun John Dada

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Titre: Electronic Characteristics of Graphene Oxide and Reduced Graphene
Sous-titre: Electronic and Dielectric Characteristics of Electrochemically Reduced Graphene
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Oluwaseun John Dada
Éditeur: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Publié: 2020
Format: souple
Pages: 80
ISBN13: 9786202518628
Mots clés: Sciences naturelles, Chimie
Description: The study reveals that electrochemically reduced graphene (ERGO) exhibits significantly enhanced electronic and dielectric properties compared to graphene oxide (GO), with improvements by two orders of magnitude. This enhancement is attributed to stronger polarization from reduced clusters and thinner graphene sheets in ERGO. The research highlights the frequency dependence of GO due to interlayer O H bonds and discusses how dielectric permittivity varies with frequency and temperature, influenced by conduction losses and thermally activated transport mechanisms.