Which risk substantially increases when graphene oxide sheets delaminate?

💡 Explanation

Increased gas permeability occurs due to weakened Van der Waals forces between graphene sheets. Delamination reduces overlaps, because the weak intermolecular attraction between layers is diminished thereby increasing permeability; rather than capacitance, controlled structures, or redox benefits.

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