Liquid metals break down organic fuels into ultra-thin graphitic sheets

ScienceDaily
Jun 10, 2020, 10:25 am140 pts
For the first time, researchers show the synthesis of ultra-thin graphitic materials at room temperature using organic fuels (which can be as simple as basic alcohols such as ethanol).

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