Graphene is pretty hydrophobic; how do you plan to use it?

Yes I know Dr.Dimitar P. Mitev. but I plan to convert it to graphene oxide (which is hydrophilic)without compromising much of its surface electrical properties.

thank you for your comments. Will be happy to know more ideas from you.

Reduced GO can possibly be used; it has some defects but is much more hydrophyllic than the conventional graphene. About GO: there are some papers stating its toxicity. I'll post one a bit later

Thanks for your suggestion Dr.Dimitar P. Mitev.  Will wait for your papers.

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Dr.Sudha

Sudha P.N, sent to your email.

Many thanks Dr. Mitev