Nanographene not only has the properties of graphene, but also has the special properties of edge state. Direct growth of nanographene on arbitrary substrate without catalyst has advantage of simplicity in device fabrications. In this paper, we review our recent progress on direct growth of ...
Graphene oxideGlow dischargePlasmaOver the past few years, multiple neutrino experiments have detected hints for leptonic charge parity (CP) violation—a ... G Rajna - 《Review of Modern Physics》 被引量: 10发表: 2016年 Interaction of Oxygen Species With Graphene and Pyrolytic-Graphite Surfaces ...
During this decade, graphene which is a thin layer of carbon material along at ease with synthesis and functionalization has become a hot topic of research owing to excellent mechanical strength, very good current density, high thermal conductivity, superior electrical conductivity, large surface area,...
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These remarkable attributes render it a perfect contender for a multitude of applications in physics, biology, chemistry, and materials science fields. The potential uses for graphene are nearly limitless, resulting in significant progress toward developing novel graphene-based materials and technologies [...
The high mobility of graphene occurs due to electron delocalization and weak electron–phonon interaction, mak‐ ing graphene an ideal material for electrical applications requiring high mobility and fast response times. In this review, we cover graphene's integration into infra‐ red (IR) devices,...
Recent research upon the incorporation of graphene into copper matrix composites is reviewed in detail. An extensive account is given of the large number o
Advanced materials, which exhibit superior properties or functionalities compared to traditional materials, mainly include composite materials, smart materials, nanomaterials, biomaterials, advanced polymers, high-performance alloys, advanced ceramics, photonics materials, functional materials, and graphene 2D mate...
and the processing of these functional inks in the fabrication of flexible sensors is discussed in detail, while the advantages and limitations of different types of functional inks are compared. Finally, the challenges facing the printing and manufacturing of flexible sensors by E-jet technology are...
known as the fourth generation and containing graphene, has been discussed. To determine if the damaged solar panel pieces would function or not, a test was conducted, it showed that even after being cut into small pieces, the open circuit voltage had not changed. The bifacial photovoltaic tec...