Nanostructured organic materials hold great promise for chemical sensors and many other advanced applications.  We have shown that polyaniline nanofibers have greater chemical detection ability compared to conventional polyaniline films.  Now we are exploring graphene for this application and results using chemically reduced graphite oxide will be presented.  Most recently we have been looking at single and few layer graphene made by chemical vapor deposition and mechanistic studies of the growth process will be presented.

Nanostructured organic conductors for chemical sensing: Polyaniline nanofibers and graphene

243rd National Meeting (2012)

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