Fabrication and characterization of few-layer graphene

Zhang, Hongxin; Feng, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2009.09.037

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“…Graphene, a new two-dimensional carbon nanomaterial and a fundamental building block for graphitic materials, has been the hotspot in multidisciplinary field owing to its high surface area (surface/mass), excellent electrical behavior, and thermal properties [2][3][4][5][6].…”

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Thermal gravity analysis for the study of stability of graphene oxide–glycine nanocomposites

Najafi

Rajabi

2015

Int Nano Lett

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In this work, we synthesized graphene oxideglycine (GO-G) nanocomposite. To produce this nanocomposite with GO surface, glycine with known concentration was added to GO suspension in ethanol solvent. Nanocomposites provided were characterized by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, respectively. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) was employed to investigate the thermal stability of these nanocomposites. Results of characterization by SEM and FT-IR showed that nanocomposite was created by the reaction between GO and G. Study of thermal stability by TGA showed that thermal stability of GO was more than that of the GO-G nanocomposite.

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Thermal gravity analysis for the study of stability of graphene oxide–glycine nanocomposites

Najafi

Rajabi

2015

Int Nano Lett

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“…In UHV, PLD chambers graphite is normally used as the target with a transition metal as the substrate (Figure 9). A substrate temperature of 1300°C was reported for 1-2 layers of high-quality graphene (Figure 9) (Zhang and Feng, 2010b). No carbide formation occurs at the interface of graphene and the metal (Zhang and Feng, 2010b).…”

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“…A substrate temperature of 1300°C was reported for 1-2 layers of high-quality graphene (Figure 9) (Zhang and Feng, 2010b). No carbide formation occurs at the interface of graphene and the metal (Zhang and Feng, 2010b). While numerous metals can be used as a catalyst, nickel appears to be the most promising for low temperature growth.…”

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Recent Progress in the Growth and Applications of Graphene as a Smart Material: A Review

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Innovative breakthroughs in fundamental research and industrial applications of graphene material have made its mass and low-cost production as a necessary step toward its real world applications. This one-atom thick crystal of carbon, gathers a set of unique physico-chemical properties, ranging from its extreme mechanical behavior to its exceptional electrical and thermal conductivities, which are making graphene as a serious alternative to replace many conventional materials for various applications. In this review paper, we highlight the most important experimental results on the synthesis of graphene material, its emerging properties with reference to its smart applications. We discuss the possibility to successfully integrating graphene directly into device, enabling thereby the realization of a wide range of applications, including actuation, photovoltaic, thermoelectricity, shape memory, self-healing, electrorheology, and space missions. The future outlook of graphene is also considered and discussed.

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“…Use of a precursor may also induce defects in graphene sheets. Among all the techniques, PLD technique offers the advantage to grow the graphene layers directly onto any substrate [20][21][22]. In PLD technique, deposited species (laser ablated particles/ions) are of high kinetic energy therefore good quality thin films can be deposited at relatively lower temperature compared to that of the other techniques.…”

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Multi- and few-layer graphene on insulating substrate via pulsed laser deposition technique

Kumar

Khare

2014

Applied Surface Science

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Fabrication and characterization of few-layer graphene

Cited by 69 publications

References 24 publications

Thermal gravity analysis for the study of stability of graphene oxide–glycine nanocomposites

Thermal gravity analysis for the study of stability of graphene oxide–glycine nanocomposites

Recent Progress in the Growth and Applications of Graphene as a Smart Material: A Review

Multi- and few-layer graphene on insulating substrate via pulsed laser deposition technique

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