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High-yield continuous-flow synthesis of spheroidal C60@ graphene composites as supercapacitors

Alsulam et al., 2019

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14760073669389307128
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Alsulam I
Alharbi T
Moussa M
Raston C
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Graphene spheres confining fullerene C60 are quantitatively formed under high-shear and continuous-flow processing using a vortex fluidic device (VFD). This involves intense micromixing a colloidal suspension of graphite in DMF and an o-xylene solution of C60 at …
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