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Scalable Seashell-Based Chemical Vapor Deposition Growth of Three-Dimensional Graphene Foams for Oil-Water Separation.
Journal of the American Chemical Society 2016 May 26
A seashell-based CVD technique for preparing three-dimensional (3D) graphene foams is reported. The graphene sheets in thus-obtained foams are seamlessly interconnected into a 3D flexible network, forming highly porous materials with negligible non-carbon impurities, ultralow density, and outstanding mechanical flexibility and electrical conductivity. These 3D graphene foams demonstrate a fast adsorption performance toward various oils and organic solvents, with adsorption capacity up to 250-fold weight gain. The present approach offers a practical route for scalable construction of 3D graphene foams for versatile applications such as energy storage and water remediation.
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