1. 毕业设计（论文）的内容和要求
石墨烯量子点是尺寸小于10 nm的石墨烯薄片，而且其原子层数少于5层。
石墨烯量子点不仅具有石墨烯的优异性能，如较大的表面积、较高的电子迁移率以及较高的机械强度，而且在实验上被证实拥有较好生物相容性。
同时，零维的石墨稀量子点比一维的碳纳米管及二维的石墨烯片表现出更强的量子限制效应和边界效应。
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