“…The structural variations of c-CNC, c-PANi, and c-CNC/PANi were investigated by Raman spectroscopy as presented in Figure a. It clearly showed that all samples exhibited three remarkable peaks located at around 1350, 1580, and 2820 cm –1 corresponding to D, G, and 2D bands, respectively. ,,,,− ,− As is known, the “G-band” is ascribed to sp 2 -hybridized carbon which can be used to explain the degree of graphitization, while the “D-band” in the lower frequency region is associated with structural defects and partially disordered carbonaceous structures. The “2D band” should be attributed to the characteristic features of few-layered graphene. ,,,,, It is generally accepted that the relative intensity ratio of the D to G bands ( I D / I G ) is related to the amount of defects in the carbon structure.…”