Graphene–Electrolyte Interfaces

“Focused on fundamentals, this book is a timely, self-contained introduction systematically describing the theoretical and experimental basis for a quantitative understanding of graphene–electrolyte interfaces.”

~Prof. Thomas Szkopek, McGill University, Canada

“The performance of applications in bionics, bioelectronics, and biosensors is often related to the electronic processes at the interface between electrode materials and electrolyte. This book is indispensable for an in-depth discussion of graphene–electrolyte systems.”

~Prof. David J. Garrett, RMIT University, Australia

“The reviews of up-to-date research in graphene nanoelectronics, electrical double layer, and biosensing are inspiring and open up many new research opportunities. This is a handy reference book.”

~Prof. Yuan Chen, The University of Sydney, Australia

“This book extensively discusses the electronic theories and experiments in graphene–electrolyte systems, paving the way for future exploration.”

~Prof. Arben Merkoçi, Institut Català de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia, Spain

“In this comprehensive exploration of graphene, electrochemistry, and the intersection of the two, Dr. Hualin Zhan provides a highly accessible guide to the 21st century’s wonder material: graphene.”

~Dr. Nicholas Apollo, Dexcom, USA

“This book describes both the fundamental knowledge and potential applications of the graphene–electrolyte interface in a very clear and logical way. Highly recommended.”

~Dr. Wei Tong, National Vision Research Institute, Australia