Graphene Modified Cotton Textiles

Wen Long Gu; Yong Nan Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.331.93

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Graphene Modified Cotton Textiles

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The graphene oxides are abundant in hydroxyl and carboxyl groups that are close to the reactive dyes. These structural features gave a possibility to modify textiles to enhance the conductivity by using the dyeing and finishing method. Herein, graphene modified cotton textiles are fabricated by soaking cotton cloth in graphene oxide colloid. After reduction, the modified textiles exhibit an improved conductivity. The present work contributed a facile strategy for graphene modified textiles.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 331)

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Wen Long Gu, Yong Nan Zhao

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Cotton Textiles, Electric Conduction, Graphen, Modified

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