Synthesis of graphene-oxadiazole-2-thiol (RGS) / PVA composite and studying Its electric properties
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In this work focused on preparing novel nanocompound Reduce graphene-oxadiazole-2-thiol (RGS), is a derivative of graphene, Which was obtained through a series of reactions on graphene oxide (GO). Incorporating (RGS) in PVA via non-covalent afforded RGS/PVA composites with different weight of RGS. the RGS/PVA composite and pure PVA were identified by different techniques, FTIR measurements, The scanning electron
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