“…Reduction of GO to produce RGO with a smaller amount of functional groups containing oxygen compared to GO and with features more similar to those of the pristine graphene [22,23,26] can be performed either by wet chemical methods [29] or thermal treatment in inert or reductive atmosphere [30]. However, the chemically reduced GO (CRGO) usually requires toxic and strongly reducing agents, e. g., hydrazine, sodium borohydride, which causes a strong agglomeration of the hydrophobic graphene flakes [31] with a significant number of impurities and structural disorders, which may have a strong impact on the quality and properties of RGO, including conductivity and electrochemical activity [28,30]. The thermal reduction of functional groups on the GO sheets is more advantageous compared to chemical reduction [32].…”