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Graphene is a two-dimensional graphite structure as it is the thinnest form of graphite and is capable of doing wonders in various industries in various fields.Graphene has a lot of benefits owing to the excellent properties and characteristics that it is capable of exhibiting and that is why graphene has a wide range of applications which is only increasing day by day. According to recent developments, graphene batteries are being introduced in the market and are proving to be a huge succe …

The nanoelectromechanical systems precisely known as NEMS are a group of certain devices that possess both the traits of electric and mechanical functioning at rather a minor scale.They possess nanoparticles that are so small that they cannot be seen with an ordinary microscope and instead an electron microscope is used to view these materials. It is because of the size that they hold which is equal to the size of a grain and has a very high fraction as well. The natural production of nanopartic …

Novel solutions to mass graphene production and waste management have recently emerged. Producing quality graphene products from harmful waste materials is an attractive solution to two of the most challenging problems. To this purpose, three different sustainable and cost-effective routes have been suggested to convert carbon-rich waste materials to high quality graphene.IntroductionThe fast pace consumption of food products and petroleum based materials has raised a lot of sustainab …

It's quite clear the basic colloidal properties of pristine graphene flakes have been explored quite incompletely.Considering all the conflicting reports concerning their hindering potential applications and physicochemical properties which in turn could get the unique electronic, thermal and mechanical properties of graphene into action. Vahid Javan KouzegaranAnalytical Chemist (Ph.D.) / Nanografi Nano TechnologyIntroductionRecently, the exact amphipathic properties of pristine graphene flakes …

Graphene, a single layer of graphite, was the first 2D material that was discovered back in 2004. Graphene's success lead up to researchers to go beyond graphene.Now, it has been made possible to create stable, single, and skinny layers of van der Waals materials. These advanced nanomaterials exhibit fascinating and technologically useful physical, chemical, and mechanical properties. 2D nanomaterials are generally ultra-thin materials and exhibit a high degree of anisotropy and chemical functio …