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In view of clean environment, the industry needs to address multiple demandsat different levels of production and processes via the sustainable approachincluding recycling or smart use of produced waste. On the other hand, adevelopment and success of green energy requires the crucial materialssynthesized via efficient, sustainable methodology. Herein, we present thegreen, simple, easily scalable, fast, and highly efficient synthesis offew-layer graphene (FLG) and its composites with Au and Ag nanoparticles usinga waste. The FLG synthesis based on the exfoliation of graphite occurs in waterin the presence of industrial co-product, molasses, which next shows alsoperformant reductive properties during Ag and Au NPs formation. The decreasedsize of NPs deposited on FLG indicates the synergetic effect of molasses andFLG, exhibiting the add role of FLG/molasses as metal stabilizer species. TheNPs/FLG composites 2 are efficient photocatalysts in degradation of organiccontaminant, bisphenol (BisA), in the presence of peroxy-monosulfate (PMS)activator. The Au/FLG (PVDF) and Ag/FLG (PVDF) based electrodes reveal as wellrelatively high gravimetric capacitance, 205 Fg-1 and 729 Fg-1. The presentedapproach is much worthy to be further applied in the synthesis of other layeredmaterials as well as other non-noble supported metallic systems.

The use of industrial molasses waste in the performant synthesis of  fewlayer graphene (and its Au/Ag nanoparticles nanocomposites):  Photocatalytic and supercapacitance applications