Heteroatom substituted and decorated graphene: preparation and applications

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Publication Date 2015-10-01
DOI 10.1039/C5CP04391C
Impact Factor 3.676
Authors

Nan Chen, Xianke Huang, Liangti Qu


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Abstract

Graphenes have attracted increasing attention in a variety of scientific fields. By modification with foreign elements such as boron, sulfur, and fluorine, their unique electronic and spin structures can be effectively tuned and the substituted or decorated graphenes as promising materials have been successfully employed in electrical, optical, and catalytic fields. In this review, we summarize the recent advances of these newly derived heteroatom substituted or decorated graphenes with an emphasis on the preparation methods, applications and the mechanisms of action. We are hopeful for future developments of heteroatom substituted or decorated graphenes in precisely controlled substitution methods, and finding wide applications of heteroatom substituted or decorated graphenes in many different fields.

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