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Meiqiu Zhan¹, Minjie Xu^1,2, Weijun Lin³

¹School of Civil Engineering, Jilin Jianzhu University, Changchun 130119, China.

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Graphene oxide research is shifting towards sustainable applications like water purification. Global collaboration is key, but challenges in scaling production and ensuring safety remain for widespread use.

Keywords:

CiteSpace applications graphene oxide scientometrics synthesis

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Nanotechnology and Materials Science
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Chemical Engineering

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Graphene oxide (GO) offers tunable properties for diverse applications.
Existing reviews lack holistic insights into GO's research landscape.
Scientometric analysis is needed to map synthesis-application linkages and collaboration patterns.

Purpose of the Study:

To conduct a comprehensive scientometric analysis of graphene oxide research.
To identify emerging trends, collaboration networks, and thematic shifts.
To provide a roadmap for future GO research and industrial translation.

Main Methods:

Scientometric analysis of 14,124 articles (2022-2025) from Web of Science Core Collection.
Utilized CiteSpace for network mapping, burst detection, and cluster analysis.
Analyzed publication output, global collaborations, and journal impact.

Main Results:

Thematic shift from synthesis optimization to sustainable applications (e.g., GO membranes for water purification).
China leads in publications (38.5%), while the U.S. and Europe lead global collaborations.
Emerging research clusters include "circular economy" and interdisciplinary focus in journals like Chemical Engineering Journal.

Conclusions:

Graphene oxide research is evolving towards sustainability and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Addressing scalability, ecological safety, and cost-effectiveness is crucial for industrial adoption.
Fostering global partnerships can accelerate innovation in scalable nanotechnology.