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titleOfInvention Process for simultaneously preparing reduced graphene oxide and fluorescent carbon nanoparticles
abstract The present invention relates to a reduced graphene oxide having excellent electrical conductivity and a method for simultaneously producing fluorescent carbon nanoparticles having a high yield and a quantum yield. Reduced graphene oxide and fluorescent carbon nanoparticles are generally prepared through separate processes. Unlike the conventional method, according to one embodiment of the present invention, reduced graphene oxide having excellent electric conductivity and high- And the reduced graphene oxide can be applied to a supercapacitor because the reduced graphene oxide has excellent electrical properties. The carbon nanoparticles have a high stalk shift value, and thus form a complex with the polymer Thus, an effect that can be usefully used in fluorescent nanofibers, fluorescent nanofilms, and the like can be achieved.
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