Environmental and Energy Applications of Graphene Oxide Nanoarchitectures

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• Prof Chad Vecitis, Associate Professor, Harvard
• Tuesday 03 May 2016, 10:00-11:00
• Institute for Manufacturing, 17 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge.

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This talk presents two methods to control the interlayer spacing of ultrathin graphene oxide (GO) laminates on the nm-scale and discuss their potential environmental and energy applications. The first method involves Langmuir-Blodgett deposition and a novel 2D phase analysis technique to control GO laminate wrinkle height between 1-20 nm. Wrinkles act as a spacer preventing face-to-face aggregation, which improves the specific capacitance of 3D electrodes. The second method involves vacuum filtration followed by UV, HI, or ultrasound reduction to control GO laminate nanochannel dimensions on the Angstrom-scale. The nanochannel dimension determines the permeability and selectivity, which makes it a versatile membrane material.

This talk is part of the IfM Seminars series.

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