Graphene is composed of a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a two-dimensional
(2D) honeycomb lattice. It is a fundamental building block for a range of well-known carbon …

Discovery of graphene and its astonishing properties have given birth to a new class of
materials known as “2D materials”. Motivated by the success of graphene, alternative …

Significant achievements have been made on the development of next‐generation filtration
and separation membranes using graphene materials, as graphene‐based membranes can …

While microporous carbon is considered as a prime candidate for the energy storage
application of supercapacitors, graphene is usually used for AC line-filtering capacitors …

The discovery of graphene has created a great sensation in chemistry, physics, materials
science, and related areas. The unusual properties of graphene have aroused interest in …

Chemical do** of graphene becomes necessary to create a band gap which is useful for
various applications. Furthermore, chemical do** of elements like boron and nitrogen in …

From carbides in steel to cobalt–carbon covalent bonds in vitamin B 12, transition metal (TM)–
carbon interactions play a critical role in so many aspects of human life that we rarely realize …

Alloying in 2D results in the development of new, diverse, and versatile systems with
prospects in bandgap engineering, catalysis, and energy storage. Tailoring structural phase …

Application of graphene derived nanomaterial in microwave absorption has been limited by
the issue of excessively high dielectric loss. To address this issue, instead of resorting to …

Graphene is the primitive two-dimensional crystal ever discovered by humankind. It's
composed of just one graphite sheet, yet its unique features are redefining material science …