Samples were labelled N-APC-GR-T and N-GPC-GR-T, where: N-APC-GR—N-rich porous carbon obtained from green algae and graphene, N-GPC-GR—N-rich porous carbon obtained from gelatine and graphene, T—carbonization temperature of 800 °C or 900 °C, marked as 800 or 900, respectively.
Graphene nanoplatelet
Graphene nanoplatelets are a type of nanomaterial composed of thin layers of graphene, a single-atom-thick sheet of carbon atoms. They possess unique physical and chemical properties, such as high surface area, electrical conductivity, and mechanical strength. Graphene nanoplatelets can be used as a functional additive in various applications, including polymer composites, energy storage devices, and conductive coatings.
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Nitrogen-Rich Porous Carbon from Algae and Graphene
Samples were labelled N-APC-GR-T and N-GPC-GR-T, where: N-APC-GR—N-rich porous carbon obtained from green algae and graphene, N-GPC-GR—N-rich porous carbon obtained from gelatine and graphene, T—carbonization temperature of 800 °C or 900 °C, marked as 800 or 900, respectively.
Fabrication of Graphene Micropatterns
Graphene-Based Drug Delivery Protocol
Fabrication of Chitosan-Titanium Nanocomposites
Analytical Method Development for Tolperisone
Valorization of Oil Palm EFB Fibers
Fabrication of Cu-based Anodes for Na-ion Batteries
Development of Composite Elastomers
Graphene-based Sensor Fabrication
The size of silver interdigitates electrodes on alumina substrate was 7 mm × 13.4 mm. The interdigitates contacts consisted of 7 + 7 branches and each silver line has a 210 μm width.
In order to prepare the sensors, 15 droplets of each graphene-based solution have been drop-casted on 5 interdigitated alumina substrates and let dry upon solvent evaporation at room temperature. The prepared samples will be labelled as Gr dispersion, Gr_nanoplatelets, Gr_Fe3O4, Gr_CoPt, and Gr_TiO2.
Design of Electrochemical Biosensor Protocols
VACSERA (The Holding Company for Vaccines and Biological Products) in (Giza, Egypt) supplied human plasma samples, which were kept at a temperature of 4 °C.
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