Figure 1
From: Production of Graphite Chloride and Bromide Using Microwave Sparks
(a) Schematic illustration of the chlorination and bromination processes. The halogen was first intercalated between the graphite layers. With the assistance of MiW-S the halogen then reacted with the graphite directly. In the solution-phase sonication step, the graphite halide was exfoliated to single layer G–X. (b) Photographs of the graphite chloride coated on the inside surface of the flask. (c) Photograph of G–Cl dispersion in DMF. (d) Photograph of G–Br dispersion in DMF.
