Low-temperature facile synthesis of graphene and graphene-carbon nanotubes hybrid on dielectric surfaces

Yang, Cheng; Zhang, Chao; Zhang, Gang; Li, Huamin; Ma, Rujun; Xu, Shicai; Jiang, Shouzheng; Liu, Mei; Man, Baoyuan

doi:10.1088/2053-1591/1/1/015607

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“…Meanwhile, the distinct form of the temperature variation effectively controls the regions that the evaporated Cu atoms and the decomposed carbon atoms deposit. The gently declined temperature zone can make the evaporated Cu atoms deposit on the region close to the higher constant-temperature zone [ 30 ]. Higher-temperature (approximately 1,050°C) zone is required in our experiment.…”

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Facile synthesis 3D flexible core-shell graphene/glass fiber via chemical vapor deposition

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et al. 2014

Nanoscale Res Lett

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Direct deposition of graphene layers on the flexible glass fiber surface to form the three-dimensional (3D) core-shell structures is offered using a two-heating reactor chemical vapor deposition system. The two-heating reactor is utilized to offer sufficient, well-proportioned floating C atoms and provide a facile way for low-temperature deposition. Graphene layers, which are controlled by changing the growth time, can be grown on the surface of wire-type glass fiber with the diameter from 30 nm to 120 um. The core-shell graphene/glass fiber deposition mechanism is proposed, suggesting that the 3D graphene films can be deposited on any proper wire-type substrates. These results open a facile way for direct and high-efficiency deposition of the transfer-free graphene layers on the low-temperature dielectric wire-type substrates.PACS81.05.U-; 81.07.-b; 81.15.Gh

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