Thermal conductivity and scattering models for graphene: From intrinsic scattering of pristine graphene to strong extrinsic scattering of functionalized graphene

Lee, Byoung Seo

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2019.143739

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“…The hardness is higher than the hardest diamond in nature, and it has excellent flexibility and can be bent at will. In ultrahigh thermal conductivity, because of its low-dimensional physics and unique honeycomb structure [5,6], graphene also has a very high thermal conductivity. The free-state single-layer graphene has a thermal conductivity of 5000 W•mK -1 at room temperature.…”

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Structural Defects of Graphene Oxidation Reduction and Its High-Efficiency Structural Reforming Technology

Chen

et al. 2021

International Journal of Photoenergy

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The Hummers’ method is used to prepare graphene oxide and graphene powder, and the obtained powder material contains a large amount of oxygen-containing groups. Due to the effect of strong oxidants, there are many defects on the graphene body. Although a large number of oxygen-containing groups are reduced by the reduction reaction, the defects of the graphene body are numerous, which has a great influence on the conductivity of graphene and also limits the high carrier transport capability and application of graphene itself. Using industrial means, the graphene powder is highly reduced, and the ultrathin graphene powder is obtained, the graphene powder has extremely low impurity content, and the defects are substantially completely reduced. Then, these lay the foundation for its application in the battery industry.

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Structural Defects of Graphene Oxidation Reduction and Its High-Efficiency Structural Reforming Technology

Chen

et al. 2021

International Journal of Photoenergy

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Cooling rate dependence of Ni-catalyzed transformation of amorphous carbon into graphene in rapid thermal processing: An experimental and reactive molecular dynamics study

Lee

et al. 2020

Applied Surface Science

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Effect of functionalization and defects on thermal conductivity of graphene sheets modified asphalt nanocomposites

Nie

Chow

Lau

2023

Applied Surface Science

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Thermal conductivity and scattering models for graphene: From intrinsic scattering of pristine graphene to strong extrinsic scattering of functionalized graphene

Cited by 6 publications

References 72 publications

Structural Defects of Graphene Oxidation Reduction and Its High-Efficiency Structural Reforming Technology

Structural Defects of Graphene Oxidation Reduction and Its High-Efficiency Structural Reforming Technology

Cooling rate dependence of Ni-catalyzed transformation of amorphous carbon into graphene in rapid thermal processing: An experimental and reactive molecular dynamics study

Effect of functionalization and defects on thermal conductivity of graphene sheets modified asphalt nanocomposites

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