I want to find out how fast the "vertical proton conduction" of graphene and graphene oxide are. I think the activation energy of proton penetration through benzene-like carbon ring is much smaller for graphene because the graphene can compensate the excess positive charge in its transition state of penetration while the graphene oxide cannot due to its poor conductivity.
The problem is that I could not find literature about the proton penetration of graphene oxide while there are plenty of papers dealing with the proton penetration of graphene. I hope you share your knowledge with me.
Proton conductivity in graphene reported by Geim's group in doi:10.1038/nature14015..
True.. not much work on proton conductivity of GO.. but these two papers are best of the lot.. DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpcc.6b06301 and DOI: 10.1007/s00339-016-0039-2
Thank you. They were very interesting papers studying proton conduction behavior of GO film. However, they were slightly different from what I am looking for. I am looking for studies that dealing with thermodynamics of the vertical proton conduction of a single GO flake. Sadly, I could not find anything until now.
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