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This study presents a method of simultaneous reduction and surface functionalization of graphene oxide by a one‐step poly(norepinephrine) functionalization. The pH‐induced aqueous functionalization of graphene oxide by poly(norepinephrine), a catecholamine polymer inspired by the robust adhesion of marine mussels, chemically reduced and functionalized graphene oxide. Moreover, the polymerized norepinephrine (pNor) layer provided multifunctionality on the reduced graphene oxide that includes surface‐initiated polymerization and spontaneous metallic nanoparticle formation. This facile surface modification strategy can be a useful platform for graphene‐based nano‐composites.
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