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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Communications, 89(52), p. 13094-13096
DOI: 10.1039/c6cc05177d
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Vortexes tune the chirality of graphene oxide and its non-covalent hosts
Journal article published in 2016 by
A. Di Mauro,
R. Randazzo,
S. F. Spanò,
G. Compagnini,
M. Gaeta 
,
L. D'Urso,
R. Paolesse ,
G. Pomarico,
C. Di Natale,
V. Villari ,
N. Micali,
M. E. Fragalà,
A. D'Urso,
R. Purrello
,
L. D'Urso,
R. Paolesse ,
G. Pomarico,
C. Di Natale,
V. Villari ,
N. Micali,
M. E. Fragalà,
A. D'Urso,
R. Purrello
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Abstract
The ability of vortexes to tune the chirality of graphene oxide in water sheds light on its complex supramolecular organization allowing for selective noncovalent deposition of a predetermined handedness on a solid surface.