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Multi-layer graphene nanoribbons have been made highly water soluble (4.7 mg ml−1) and stable for the first time by repetitious derivatization with p-carboxyphenyldiazonium salt; similarly, single-walled carbon nanotubes (4.8 mg ml−1) and ultra-short carbon nanotubes (50 mg ml−1) can also be made highly soluble by the methodology.

Graphical abstract: Highly water soluble multi-layer graphene nanoribbons and related honey-comb carbon nanostructures

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