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Sustainable carbon sources for green laser-induced graphene: A perspective on fundamental principles, applications, and challenges
Since the discovery of laser-induced graphene (LIG), significant advances have been made to obtain green LIG (gLIG) from abundant, eco-friendly, natural, and organic renewable bio-based carbon sources. Recently, some sustainable and cost-effective electronic devices have been designed with gLIG, res...
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| description | Since the discovery of laser-induced graphene (LIG), significant advances have been made
to obtain green LIG (gLIG) from abundant, eco-friendly, natural, and organic renewable
bio-based carbon sources. Recently, some sustainable and cost-effective electronic devices
have been designed with gLIG, resulting in diverse solutions to the environmental impact
caused by electronic waste (e-waste). However, there are still several challenges that
must be addressed regarding the widespread market implementation of gLIG-based products,
from synthesis to practical applications. In this review, we focus on sustainable
precursor sources, their conversion mechanisms, physical and chemical properties and
applications, along with the challenges related to its implementation, showing the future
opportunities and perspectives related to this promising new material. Various systems
based on gLIG for energy storage, electrocatalysis, water treatment, and sensors have been
reported in the literature. Additionally, gLIG has been proposed for ink formulation or
incorporation into polymer matrices, to further expand its use to non-carbon-based
substrates or applications for which pristine LIG cannot be directly used. In this way, it
is possible to apply gLIG on diverse substrates, aiming at emerging wearable and edible
electronics. Thus, this review will bring an overview of gLIG developments, in accordance
with the European Green Deal, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the new
era of internet-of-things, which demands cost-effective electronic components based on the
principles of energy efficiency and sustainable production methods. |
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have been designed with gLIG, resulting in diverse solutions to the environmental impact
caused by electronic waste (e-waste). However, there are still several challenges that
must be addressed regarding the widespread market implementation of gLIG-based products,
from synthesis to practical applications. In this review, we focus on sustainable
precursor sources, their conversion mechanisms, physical and chemical properties and
applications, along with the challenges related to its implementation, showing the future
opportunities and perspectives related to this promising new material. Various systems
based on gLIG for energy storage, electrocatalysis, water treatment, and sensors have been
reported in the literature. Additionally, gLIG has been proposed for ink formulation or
incorporation into polymer matrices, to further expand its use to non-carbon-based
substrates or applications for which pristine LIG cannot be directly used. In this way, it
is possible to apply gLIG on diverse substrates, aiming at emerging wearable and edible
electronics. Thus, this review will bring an overview of gLIG developments, in accordance
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bio-based carbon sources. Recently, some sustainable and cost-effective electronic devices
have been designed with gLIG, resulting in diverse solutions to the environmental impact
caused by electronic waste (e-waste). However, there are still several challenges that
must be addressed regarding the widespread market implementation of gLIG-based products,
from synthesis to practical applications. In this review, we focus on sustainable
precursor sources, their conversion mechanisms, physical and chemical properties and
applications, along with the challenges related to its implementation, showing the future
opportunities and perspectives related to this promising new material. Various systems
based on gLIG for energy storage, electrocatalysis, water treatment, and sensors have been
reported in the literature. Additionally, gLIG has been proposed for ink formulation or
incorporation into polymer matrices, to further expand its use to non-carbon-based
substrates or applications for which pristine LIG cannot be directly used. In this way, it
is possible to apply gLIG on diverse substrates, aiming at emerging wearable and edible
electronics. Thus, this review will bring an overview of gLIG developments, in accordance
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bio-based carbon sources. Recently, some sustainable and cost-effective electronic devices
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caused by electronic waste (e-waste). However, there are still several challenges that
must be addressed regarding the widespread market implementation of gLIG-based products,
from synthesis to practical applications. In this review, we focus on sustainable
precursor sources, their conversion mechanisms, physical and chemical properties and
applications, along with the challenges related to its implementation, showing the future
opportunities and perspectives related to this promising new material. Various systems
based on gLIG for energy storage, electrocatalysis, water treatment, and sensors have been
reported in the literature. Additionally, gLIG has been proposed for ink formulation or
incorporation into polymer matrices, to further expand its use to non-carbon-based
substrates or applications for which pristine LIG cannot be directly used. In this way, it
is possible to apply gLIG on diverse substrates, aiming at emerging wearable and edible
electronics. Thus, this review will bring an overview of gLIG developments, in accordance
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