High strength and ductility of graphene-like carbon nanosheet/copper composites fabricated directly from commercial oleic acid coated copper powders.

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Abstract
Recently, copper matrix composites reinforced with graphene or graphene-like carbon nanosheets (GNS) have attracted great attention due to their excellent properties. However, the fabrication technologies of the composites are generally complex and expensive; it is necessary to develop facile and cheap synthesis methods for industrial applications of the composites with high performance. Here, we present a very simple method to fabricate GNS reinforced copper composites: commercial Cu powders with oleic acid coating are directly fabricated into GNS/Cu composites by spark plasma sintering. This work provides a facile method with low cost and high efficiency for the preparation of GNS reinforced metal matrix composites with high performance, which opens a new window for the large-scale production of graphene based composites.
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Authors Yang, Ziyue;Wang, Lidong;Cui, Ye;Shi, Zhendong;Wang, Miao;Fei, Weidong;
Journal Nanoscale
Year 2018
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10.1039/c8nr04451a
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mechanical properties interface graphene copper metal matrix composites (mmcs)

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