carbongraphene
Carbongraphene is a term used in some scientific and commercial contexts to describe carbon-based materials that resemble or incorporate graphene-like structures. There is no universally accepted definition, and the term often serves as a shorthand for a class of materials rather than a single, well-defined compound. In practice, carbongraphene can refer to graphene-derived sheets embedded in or combined with porous carbon frameworks, or to carbon materials engineered to have graphene-like two-dimensional features.
Structure and synthesis methods vary. Carbongraphene may consist of few- to many-layer graphene fragments integrated within
Properties typically associated with carbongraphene include relatively high electrical conductivity, substantial mechanical stiffness, and large specific
Applications often cited include energy storage (such as supercapacitors and lithium- or sodium-ion batteries), catalyst supports,