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Graphene sheets from worm-like exfoliated graphite

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In this paper, high quality graphene sheets have been prepared by a facile liquid phase exfoliation of worm-like graphite (WEG), and this approach combining with advances in large scale industry manufacturing of WEG could potentially lead to the development of new and more effective graphene products.
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High quality graphene sheets have been prepared by a facile liquid phase exfoliation of worm-like graphite (WEG). This approach combining with the advances in large scale industry manufacturing of WEG could potentially lead to the development of new and more effective graphene products.

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This approach combining with the advances in large scale industry manufacturing of WEG could potentially lead to the development of new and more effective graphene products.