January 1, 2010Open Access

Graphene oxide modified with PMMA via ATRP as a reinforcement filler

GGGil GonçalvesIntelligent Systems Research (United States)PMPaula A. A. P. MarquesIntelligent Systems Research (United States)ABAna Barros‐TimmonsUniversity of Aveiro

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Graphene is a two-dimensional new allotrope of carbon, which is stimulating great curiosity due to its superior mechanical, electrical, thermal and optical properties.

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