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Graphenea Graphene Oxide (GO) Product Datasheet Graphenea Graphene Oxide (GO) Properties Form Dispersion of graphene oxide sheets Color Yellow-brown Odor Odorless Dispersibility Polar solvents Solvents Water Concentration 4 mg/mL pH 2,2-2,5 Monolayer content (measured in 0.5mg/mL) >95%* (*) 4mg/ml concentration tends to agglomerate the GO flakes and dilution followed by slight sonication is required in order to obtain a higher percentage of monolayer flakes Elemental Analysis* Carbon 49-56% Hydrogen 0-1% Nitrogen Sulfur 2-4% Oxygen 41-50% Sample preparation: 2g of 4wt% GO in water were dried under vacuum at 60°C overnight. SEM image TEM image XPS www.graphenea.com