The 'graphene rush'that started almost a decade ago is far from over. The dazzling
properties of graphene have long warranted a number of applications in various domains of …

As global energy consumption accelerates at an alarming rate, the develop-ment of clean
and renewable energy conversion and storage systems has become more important than …

Graphene, a single atomic layer of sp2-hybridized carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal
structure and the Nobel winning material in 2010, has attracted extensive research attention …

Graphene has attracted the interest of chemists, physicists, and materials scientists due to its
extraordinary structural, mechanical, and electronic properties. While pristine graphene is …

Chemical functionalization of graphene aims at tailoring its properties and to promote its use
in an array of different application fields through the attachment of different functional …

The desirable properties and increased availability of single-and few-layer graphene have
motivated interest in interfacing functional molecules and materials to its high surface area …

Graphene functionalization with organics is expected to be an important step for the
development of graphene-based materials with tailored electronic properties. However, its …

Chemical functionalisation is one of the most active areas of graphene research, motivated
by fundamental science, the opportunities to adjust or supplement intrinsic properties, and …

The recent growth in graphene has witnessed the utilization of graphene as promising
materials in a plethora of applications. The potential of graphene could be improved …

Although graphene's physical structure is a single atom thick, two-dimensional, hexagonal
crystal of sp2 bonded carbon, this simple description belies the myriad interesting and …