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Blister formation during graphite surface oxidation by Hummers’ method

Olga V. Sinitsyna,
Georgy B. Meshkov,
Anastasija V. Grigorieva,
Alexander A. Antonov,
Inna G. Grigorieva and
Igor V. Yaminsky

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 407–414, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.40

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Figure 1: a) Raman spectra of the highly annealed pyrolythic graphite (HAPG) before and after the treatment. ...

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Figure 2: SEM image of the highly annealed pyrolythic graphite (HAPG) surface after cleavage. The sample is t...

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Figure 3: AFM images of highly annealed pyrolythic graphite (HAPG) (a) and highly oriented pyrolythic graphit...

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Figure 4: AFM 3D-image of blisters on the highly annealed pyrolythic graphite (HAPG) surface.

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Figure 5: Scheme of the penetration of the intercalating agents inside the graphite through an atomic step on...

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Figure 6: Height (h) vs diameter (d) of the blisters.

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Figure 7: Height (a) and phase (b) images of the surface of a huge blister (the diameter is 500 nm and the he...

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Figure 8: AFM image of a bunch of the cleavage steps on a highly annealed pyrolythic graphite (HAPG) surface ...

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