Synthesis & Devices of Graphene-Based 2D Nanomaterials for Energy Storage and Conversion

Dear Colleagues,

Let us introduce a new Special Issue of Nanomaterials, which revolves around highly anisometric platelets of graphene materials assembled into nanostructures (composites, ultrathin films). Assemblies in which two-dimensional carbonaceous sheets are internally strongly bonded but only weakly bonded to adjacent layers are, therefore, in our focus and we request the submission of manuscripts that shed more light on the synthesis, properties, and applications of these materials. The special aspect of this Special Issue lies in the fabrication of graphene material devices. This feature demonstrates the versatility of 2D nanostructures which are carbon based but may be doped with non-metallic elements for a range of innovative energetic applications such as supercapacitors or batteries. Materials including graphene and its derivatives, graphene (graphite) oxide, fluorographene (and graphite fluoride) and layer-structured nitrides (hexagonal boron nitride, graphitic carbon nitride, borocarbonitrides) may all bestow different functionality to the carbon and result in different functionality of the devices as well. We request short communications, regular research papers, and also reviews on this topic.

Dr. Tamás Szabó
Dr. Amrita Jain
Guest Editors

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• nanocomposites
• ultrathin films
• functionality
• graphene
• graphene oxide
• non-metallic elements
• devices
• supercapacitors
• Li-ion battery
• electrochemistry
• colloids and surfaces