Surface and Interface Modification of Graphite and Graphene-Based Materials for Energy and Sensor Applications
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Surface and Interface Modification of Graphite and Graphene-Based Materials for Energy and Sensor Applications delves into the latest advancements in carbon-based materials, focusing on how their surface and interface modifications enhance performance in critical applications. This comprehensive collection covers topics such as energy storage, fuel cells, hydrogen storage, biosensors, and environmental monitoring devices. Featuring cutting-edge research on the synthesis and functionalization of graphite and graphene composites, the Special Issue highlights the importance of optimizing these ma...
Surface and Interface Modification of Graphite and Graphene-Based Materials for Energy and Sensor Applications delves into the latest advancements in carbon-based materials, focusing on how their surface and interface modifications enhance performance in critical applications. This comprehensive collection covers topics such as energy storage, fuel cells, hydrogen storage, biosensors, and environmental monitoring devices. Featuring cutting-edge research on the synthesis and functionalization of graphite and graphene composites, the Special Issue highlights the importance of optimizing these materials for use in supercapacitors, gas sensors, liquid sensors, and more. Written by leading experts in the field, this Reprint serves as an essential reference for researchers, engineers, and professionals working in materials science, nanotechnology, and renewable energy. It is particularly relevant for those seeking to harness the unique properties of graphite and graphene for innovative solutions in energy and sensing technologies. Whether you are developing next-generation batteries or creating ultra-sensitive biosensors, this volume offers valuable insights into the future of carbon-based materials.
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