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Fingerprinting photoluminescence of functional groups in graphene oxide

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JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY
Volume 22, Issue 44, Pages 23374-23379

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ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/c2jm35417a

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  1. NSF [EPS 1003907]
  2. Research Challenge Grant from the State of West Virginia [EPS08-01]
  3. West Virginia University (WVU) Research Corporation
  4. West Virginia EPSCoR Office
  5. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship [1102689]

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Chemically modified graphene oxide (GO) sheets exhibit three fingerprinting photoluminescent (PL) peaks, which originate from the sigma* -> n, pi* -> pi and pi* -> n electronic transitions between the antibonding and the bonding molecular orbitals. The three PL peaks are associated with the C-OH, the aromatic C=C and the C=O functional groups in the GO sheets, respectively. The relative intensities of the three PL peaks are modulated by varying the oxygen-containing functional groups. The three PL emission peaks exhibit a red-shift with an increase in the excitation wavelength. The difference between the emission peak and the excitation wavelength shows a constant Stokes shift of 53.3 nm, 112.1 nm and 217.9 nm for the sigma* -> n, pi* -> pi and pi* -> n transitions, respectively.

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