A technique that enables production of pellicle membranes that are better resistant to breakage when subjected to force exerted thereon in the thickness direction thereof and that have high transmittance to light. A pellicle membrane of the present invention includes a plurality of laminated layers, where at least one of the layers is provided with at least one hole having a width or diameter of 10 nm to 500 nm.

A method for the manufacture of pristine graphite from Kish graphite including three different steps A, B and C; the pristine obtained with among others a high amount of carbon atoms, i.e. a pristine graphene having a high purity; and the use of this pristine graphene.

The present disclosure provides a three-dimensional hydrogel-graphene-based biosensor and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the technical field of biosensors. The present disclosure provides a three-dimensional hydrogel-graphene-based biosensor, including a substrate, an electrode layer, a graphene film, and a three-dimensional hydrogel material layer that are stacked in sequence; where the three-dimensional hydrogel material layer is formed of a hydrogel material having a three-dimensional network structure; the hydrogel material is obtained by polymerization of raw materials including an acrylamide monomer and a modified probe molecule; and the modified probe molecule is a probe molecule modified with an acrylamide group. The three-dimensional hydrogel-graphene-based biosensor has a desirable stability and a high sensitivity.

Provided are a 2-dimensional microporous graphene and a method for preparing the same. The 2-dimensional microporous graphene has an average pore size of about 0.1 nm to about 2 nm, interpore spacing of about 0.3 nm to about 10 nm, and a standard deviation of the interpore spacing of less than or equal to about 5 nm.

The present invention addresses the problem of providing a method for producing a fibrous carbon nanohorn aggregate with higher efficiency. According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method for producing a carbon nanohorn aggregate comprising a fibrous carbon nanohorn aggregate, is provided, which includes a step (a) of fixing the end of a rod-shaped carbon target to a fixing jig, and a step (b) of irradiating the rod-shaped carbon target with a laser light, and moving the irradiation position of the laser light in the longitudinal direction of the rod-shaped carbon target without rotating the rod-shaped carbon target.

A water-based graphene dispersion is made by shear stabilization. The method of preparing the water-based graphene dispersion using shear stabilization includes adding a composition containing a graphene powder, a super wetter surfactant and a water dispersible rheology agent into water to form an aqueous mixture; and shearing the aqueous mixture under high pressures to break down the thick layers of the graphene powder to thin layers of graphene platelet particles and to form the water-based graphene dispersion with the graphene platelet particles dispersed in the water-based graphene dispersion. The water-based graphene dispersion is stable without visible phase separation after storage at room temperature for at least one year or even more than one year.

The present disclosure relates to a graphene composite and a method of manufacturing the same, and a graphene composite according to an exemplary embodiment includes: a substrate; a first thin film positioned on the substrate; and a second thin film positioned on the first thin film, in which the first thin film includes graphene, and the second thin film includes at least any one of VSe.sub.2, VS.sub.2, VTe.sub.2, TaS.sub.2, TaSe.sub.2, NbS.sub.2, NbSe.sub.2, TiS.sub.2, TiSe.sub.2, TiTe.sub.2, ReS.sub.2, and ReSe.sub.2.

This application describes a thermal interface material, and preparation and application thereof. Specifically, a thermal interface material is described. The thermal interface material is obtained by bending and folding, optional horizontal pressing and optional high-temperature treatment of a laminated structure. Two-dimensional high-thermal-conductivity nano-plates on the upper surface and the lower surface of the thermal interface material have a horizontal stack structure. Two-dimensional high-thermal-conductivity nano-sheets located between the upper surface and the lower surface of the thermal interface material have both a vertical stack structure and a curved stack structure. Also described are a preparation method and application of the thermal interface material. The thermal interface material combines excellent thermal conductivity and compressibility; the preparation method has the characteristics of simple process, low costs, safety and environmental protection, and accordingly, the thermal interface material can effectively resolve the heat dissipation problem of electronic products.

Provided is method of producing graphene directly from a pulp, paper, or paper product, the method comprising a procedure of subjecting the pulp, paper, or paper product (preferably containing post-consumer, reclaimed, or recycled product) to a graphitization treatment at a graphitization temperature in the range of 1,500° C. to 3,400° C. (preferably >2,500° C.) in a substantially non-oxidizing environment for a length of time sufficient for converting the product to a graphene material product. Preferably and typically, the method does not involve the use of an externally added undesirable chemical (other than those paper chemicals already present in the paper product) or catalyst. The method is environmentally benign, ecologically friendly, and highly scalable.

Described are devices, such as light emitters, lasers, and switches, and methods, such as methods of generating photoluminescence and methods of fabricating electronic devices. Example devices and methods described include those comprising or employing optically active graphene, such as in the form of one or more layers of quasi-1D graphene nanomaterials or graphene nanostripes including one or more topological defects. Optically active graphene can emit photoluminescence upon exposure to photoexcitation and can also generate laser emission, optionally as a frequency comb. The optically active graphene can be patterned onto substrates according to the disclosed methods of fabricating electronic devices and is optionally useful for generating optical switches.