Team communication and innovative design practices: The effect of team adoption and implementation of the Tablet PC

Goncher, Andrea; Kothaneth, Shreya; Johri, Aditya

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“…The roughness of single sheet material implies the introduction of some sp 3 character into the graphene π orbitals thereby reducing the delocalization and consequent stabilization of electrons that would be expected for carbon atoms that are all sp 2 bonded to each other. 90 AFM scans of this same area indicate that the sample is atomically flat in this region (as would be expected for graphene on a cleaved mica surface) 39 indicating that the apparent STM tunneling height modulation is likely due to trapped charges on the substrate's surface. An alternate explanation for the differential reactivity is that charges trapped in the SiO 2 substrate affect the electronic structure of adsorbed graphene.…”

Section: A Oxidation Of Graphenementioning

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Perspective: The dawning of the age of graphene

Flynn

2011

The Journal of Chemical Physics

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Graphene is a single sheet of carbon atoms that constitutes the basic building block of macroscopic graphite crystals. Held together by a backbone of overlapping sp(2) hybrids, graphene's 2p orbitals form π state bands that delocalize over an entire 2-dimensional macroscopic carbon sheet leading to a number of unusual characteristics that include large electrical and thermal conductivities. Recent discoveries have provided simple methods (e.g., mechanical cleavage of graphite) for preparing laboratory scale samples that can be used to investigate the fundamental physical and chemical characteristics of graphene. In addition, a number of techniques have emerged that show promise for producing large-scale samples with the ultimate goal of developing devices that take advantage of graphene's unusual properties. As large samples become available, the possibility grows for applications of this material in solar cell technology (as flexible, transparent electrodes), in composite material development, and in electronic devices.

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Section: A Oxidation Of Graphenementioning

confidence: 70%

Perspective: The dawning of the age of graphene

Flynn

2011

The Journal of Chemical Physics

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Team communication and innovative design practices: The effect of team adoption and implementation of the Tablet PC

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Perspective: The dawning of the age of graphene

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