Two-steps synthesis of sandwich-like graphene oxide/LLM-105 nanoenergetic composites using functionalized graphene
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Abstract The sandwich-like graphene oxide/LLM-105 nanoenergetic composites were successfully prepared via a facile two-steps method, including building functionalized graphene nanosheets with surface modification and cooling deposition of LLM-105 microparticles. Characterization results indicated the composites possess sandwich-like sheets-particles-sheets stacking structures. Furthermore, a tentative formation mechanism of sandwich-like graphene oxide/LLM-105 composites was proposed. More interestingly, thermal analysis demonstrated these novel structured nanoenergetic composites are much easier to be activated and have a higher reacting rate than the raw LLM-105.
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OpenAlex topics: Graphene research and applications · Carbon Nanotubes in Composites · Fullerene Chemistry and Applications
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