Pristine graphene has been considered one of the most promising materials because of its
excellent physical and chemical properties. However, various defects in graphene produced …

In the past 17 years, the larger‐scale production of graphene and graphene family materials
has proven difficult and costly, thus slowing wider‐scale commercial applications. The …

Most bulk-scale graphene is produced by a top-down approach, exfoliating graphite, which
often requires large amounts of solvent with high-energy mixing, shearing, sonication or …

In this work, an approach to upcycling plastic waste (PW) products is presented. The method
relies on flash Joule heating (FJH) to convert PW into flash graphene (FG). In addition to FG …

Based on the extensive investigation on graphene and graphene derivatives asymmetrically
functionalized with a variety of molecular groups and the concept of Janus materials with …

The inability of membranes to handle a wide spectrum of pollutants is an important unsolved
problem for water treatment. Here we demonstrate water desalination via a membrane …

Advances in nanoscience have enabled the synthesis of nanomaterials, such as graphene,
from low‐value or waste materials through flash Joule heating. Though this capability is …

Most conventional production processes for graphene are time-consuming, solvent-
intensive, and energetically demanding. To circumvent these limitations for mass production …

Flash Joule heating (FJH) can convert almost any carbon-based precursor into bulk
quantities of graphene. This work explores the morphologies and properties of flash …

Graphene, a two-dimensional single layered carbon atoms crystal lattice has grabbed much
attention due to its unique electronic, surface, mechanical and optoelectronic characteristics …