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Graphene-based solar absorbing film

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An ultrathin (90-nanometer) material composed of reduced graphene oxide with grating structures that can rapidly absorb solar energy and heat up to 160 degrees Celsius under natural sunlight.

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University of Sydney
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Swinburne University of Technology
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Australian National University
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Australia
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Graphene-based Solar Absorbing Film Development
A collaborative research project to develop an ultrathin graphene-based solar absorbing material capable of rapidly heating under natural sunlight for solar thermal energy harvesting applications.
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Graphene-based Solar Absorbing Film
An ultrathin (90-nanometer) graphene-based material with reduced graphene oxide layers and grating structures that rapidly absorbs solar energy and heats to 160 degrees Celsius under natural sunlight. Demonstrated in a 2.5cm x 5cm prototype.
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Dr. Han Lin
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Professor Baohua Jia
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Professor Martijn De Sterke
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Ultrathin Graphene-based Film for Solar Thermal Energy Harvesting
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New research could help enhance solar thermal energy harvesting

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