A review on supramolecules/nanocomposites based on carbonic precursors and dielectric/conductive polymers and their applications

Till date, some works have reviewed different carbonic systems containing the graphene and its derivatives and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) from the perspectives of synthesis and application. However, a wide gap was sensed to systematically categorize the polymer/carbon nanomaterials composed of conductive/dielectric polymers and graphene/graphene oxide (GO)/reduced graphene oxide (rGO)/CNTs/fullerenes/quantum dots into supramolecular configurations, nanocomposites/networks, nano/microfibers and chemical nanostructures. In each four mentioned subsections, various parts such as kinetics and orientation, supercapacitors, sensors, catalysts, batteries, bioapplications, membranes, transistors, Janus materials, photovoltaics and stability, simulation and modeling, shape memories, water treatment, etc. were included and discussed. The applications of exotic nanostructures were also discussed in detail. In addition, some comparisons were made between different nanomaterials for further clarification.

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This passage highlights the need to categorize polymer/carbon nanomaterials systematically and discusses various applications of these materials in different areas. The discussion also includes comparisons between different nanomaterials for further clarification.