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Research demonstrates reduced interlayer distance in ozonated graphene oxide films, suggesting notable structural changes.
In recent days graphene oxide has attracted great attention in wide areas for its structural, mechanical and thermal properties which enables it to be tailored in different applications. Ozonation of the graphene oxide has been noted to increase the degree of oxidation. Investigation of X-ray diffraction by several groups observed data showing a reduced interlayer spacing in the OGO films relative to GO, while other groups have observed an increase in the interlayer distance. This research therefore aimed to investigate and clarify the discrepancy. The results from this experiment agree that Ozonation results leads to reduced interlayer spacing in OGO films relative to GO.
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