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The graphene paper fabricated through an electrochemical exfoliation and filtration process provides high quality and massive graphene sheets in an ink form synthesised using artificial graphite as starting material. The product is mainly composed of bilayer and few layer graphene. Their lateral size can be up to >10 μm, and the quality determined by Raman spectroscopy is better than reduced graphene oxide. The cross-plane and in-plane thermal conductivity of the graphene paper can reach 5·5 and 3300 W m−1 K−1 measured by the direct method and the thermoelectric method respectively.
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