Talk:Graphene oxide paper

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Strength compared to carbon nanotube-based materials
om j po m so Insert non-formatted text here L[[Link titleink title]]the homeminister of a crown plaza nigative thiagater in the throw The first sentence of the article says "Graphene Oxide Paper is a composite material with stiffness and strength superior to all other materials, with the exception of diamond", however on page 2 of the Technology Review article (link in References section) it says "And the new graphene-oxide paper is not as strong as carbon-nanotube films, Geim says".

I am not in a position to know which is correct, but thought I would point out this contradiction. -- CharlesC (talk) 16:51, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

Graphene Oxide Link
The current link for the phrase "graphene oxide" consists of two links, one to graphene and one to oxide. I think users will find it much more useful if the link goes to the actual page for the material graphene oxide, from which I'm sure they can further read about what graphene is and what oxides are if curious. Therefore I've changed the link.--JB Gnome (talk) 04:52, 2 December 2008 (UTC)