“…10 Such a process of incorporating the conducting material into the polymer matrix is a ground-breaking technique which is also beneficial to improve the mechanical, thermal, optical and electrical properties of the desired composite. 9,11 The adhesive and charge transfer properties of the polymer were significantly improved via π–π interaction of phenyl rings present in the graphene. 12,13 Many attempts including in situ polymerization, in situ reduction, solution blending, and melt blending were made for the preparation of polymer/graphene composites.…”