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How to Perform Dry and Liquid-Phase Exfoliation of Graphene
                        Graphite exfoliation is an extremely low-cost and efficient method
adopted to produce large quantities of high-quality graphene in industrial
scales and for commercial purposes. Recently, there have been developments in
mechanical exfoliation in order to synthesize graphene. The two-dimensional
nanomaterial, graphene, has been attracting a lot of attention worldwide since
its discovery in the 2000s becoming a practically interesting material to
conduct a huge number of studies because
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                15th Sep 2020 
                Nano and Micro Materials for A Sustainable Green World: Nano Cellulose Example
                        Nanomaterials are those
materials which are present on a nanometric scale which means it is below nm in
either one of its dimension. They are known as nanomaterials because of the
size that they hold which is equal to the size of a grain and has a very high
fraction as well. IntroductionThe natural production of nanomaterials is done by many
geological, cosmological, meteorological, and biological processes. Green
Nanotechnology is for supporting sustainability by using the green nano
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                14th Sep 2020 
                Lighter than Air: Aero-Graphenes or Graphene Aerogels
                        Graphene
based aerogels or Aero-Graphene are the only 3D materials which are light
weight than air. Aero-Graphene is the least dense solid ever made. Due to the
remarkable properties, like, electrical conductivity, high mechanical power and
also, thermal resistance, a lot of interest is gained towards them, currently. This review, covers the information on Graphene Aerogel, the application fields
for instance in storing energy, protecting environment, electrochemical sensors
and, supe
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                10th Sep 2020 
                Following the Natures Lead: Lotus Effect Self-Cleaning
                        Lotus effect is a coined
term for self-cleaning properties. The excellent water repellency and
self-cleaning ability of lotus leaves have inspired the construction of manmade
self-cleaning surfaces. The lotus effect is based on the micro/nano-structures creating
roughness on the surface and the hydrophobic wax coating on the lotus leave.These features make it difficult for dirt, dust, and water to adhere to the surface, helping to keep it clean. Such self-cleaning surfaces are utilized in va
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                2nd Sep 2020 
                Explained: Cellulose Nanofibers
                        Due to the
pressures of a growing population and rapid growth in materials research,
manufacturing demands have resulted in unsustainable use of petrochemical
resources which in turn have contributed greatly to global pollution and climate
change. In today’s more eco-conscious society, environmentally friendly
biopolymers present a sustainable alternative to fossil-based resources.Introduction In
this regard, cellulose is the main component of lignocellulosic biomass and is
the most
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