The processing and analysis of graphene and the strength enhancement effect of graphene-based filler materials: A review

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A systematic review on current research and developments on coreless axial‐flux permanent‐magnet machines

“…However, comprehensive research can be carried out with composite material with hybrid resins. Moreover, graphene can also be tested as a non‐magnetic stator and rotor material to provide sufficient mechanical strength [136].…”

Cellulose nanofibrils–graphene hybrids: recent advances in fabrication, properties, and applications

“…107 Broadly, GN displays stable chemical features and good mechanical properties comprising thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, strength, and high hydrophobicity, generating good water dispersion. 108 GO and rGO also exhibit interesting physicochemical features for numerous applications. Nevertheless, GO is considered an electrical insulator with an electric conductivity of <1 μS m −1 because of its disrupted sp 2 bonding network and movement charge carriers.…”

Preparation of Oxidation-resistant Conductive Film Using Silver Nanowires and Reduced Graphene Oxide

“…(33) To prepare the AgNWs/RGO composite in a film shape, the AgNW solution obtained previously was mixed with a GO solution and oscillated by an ultrasonic oscillator for 30 min to disperse the suspension. Thereafter, the solution was coated on a PET substrate to form a composite film, which was then placed in a circulation oven and reduced in sodium citrate (Na 3 C 6 H 5 O 7 ) (32) vapor at 90 °C for 10 h to produce the AgNWs/RGO film. The AgNW, the GO, and the composite AgNWs/RGO conductive films were then characterized and measured.…”

“…AgNWs were synthesized by the polyol method (5) with microwave heating, whereas GO was prepared by Hummer's method. (25) The AgNWs/GO mixture on the PET film was processed by citrate reduction (32) to obtain a AgNWs/RGO conductive composite film. The structure and photoelectrical properties of the as-prepared products were then characterized and measured.…”