Difference between graphite oxide and graphene oxide
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Graphite oxide and graphene oxide are very similar, chemically, but structurally, they are very different. The main difference between graphite oxide and graphene oxide is the interplanar spacing between the individual atomic layers of the compounds, caused by water intercalation.
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Graphite oxide and graphene oxide are very similar, chemically, but structurally, they are very different.
The main difference between graphite oxide and graphene oxide is the interplanar spacing between the individual atomic layers of the compounds, caused by water intercalation.
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