Table 3.
Comparison of different synthesis methods of graphene
Methods | Advantages | Disadvantages | Application | Ref |
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Micromechanical exfoliation | High quality and unmodified sheet synthesis, cost efficient, simple | Slow synthesis, small scale | Exploring properties of graphene | [49] |
Liquid-phase exfoliation | Faster and large amount of graphene synthesis method | Hazardous solvents, chances of defects | Electrochemical biosensor | [52] |
Chemical vapor deposition | Single or few layer graphene synthesis, large area sheets | Complex process, expensive | Biosensors | [53] |
Reduction of graphene oxide | Low cost, easy and large-scale production | Unwanted defects, partially reversible | Amperometric biosensor | [54] |
Laser scribed graphene | Controllable and inexpensive graphene production | Large number of defects, multilayer production | Electrochemical biosensor | [55] |
3D graphene | Porous structure, high quality production, wide range of applications | Requirement of template, large number of defects | Electrochemical biosensor | [56] |