Bio-interfactants as double-sided tapes for graphene oxide

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Abstract

We present a versatile and highly substrate-independent approach for preparing multisandwich layers based on thermally reduced Graphene Oxide (rGO) which gets strongly attached by bio-interfactants using a layer-by-layer (LBL) aqueous dipping and rinsing process. The process allows for the deposition of homogeneous ultra-thin films (∼5.5 nm) in distinct surface topographies, thicknesses and compositions by varying the bio-interfactant layer(s). The layers formed on quartz or other semi conductive material are electrically conductive, flexible, and transparent. The here-developed approach could be applied for the fabrication of wearables, sensors, and antistatic transparent films.

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Perez, F. M. U., Corrales Ureña, Y. R., Rischka, K., Cavalcanti, W. L., Noeske, P. L. M., Safari, A. A., … Ciacchi, L. C. (2019). Bio-interfactants as double-sided tapes for graphene oxide. Nanoscale, 11(10), 4236–4247. https://doi.org/10.1039/c8nr08607a

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