2019
DOI: 10.1557/jmr.2018.470
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Graphene synthesized in atmospheric plasmas—A review

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“…GSG was produced by the substrate‐free gas‐phase synthesis method. [ 5,6 ] Pure ethanol (Sigma‐Aldrich 200 proof, HPLC/spectrophotometric grade) was delivered directly into an argon plasma that was generated using an atmospheric pressure microwave (2.45 GHz) plasma reactor (MKS/ASTeX AX2518). Pure ethanol was used to ensure that the resulting synthesized powder only consisted of GSG.…”
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“…GSG was produced by the substrate‐free gas‐phase synthesis method. [ 5,6 ] Pure ethanol (Sigma‐Aldrich 200 proof, HPLC/spectrophotometric grade) was delivered directly into an argon plasma that was generated using an atmospheric pressure microwave (2.45 GHz) plasma reactor (MKS/ASTeX AX2518). Pure ethanol was used to ensure that the resulting synthesized powder only consisted of GSG.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Gas‐phase‐synthesized graphene (GSG) can be produced in a single step through the delivery of a carbon‐containing precursor into microwave‐generated atmospheric pressure argon plasmas. [ 5,6 ] The continuous synthesis process does not require substrates or catalysts. Numerous studies have shown that precursors that have a C:H:O ratio of 2:6:1, such as ethanol and dimethyl ether, are conducive to GSG production in atmospheric plasmas.…”
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