Catalytic substrates for graphene growth

Because of its unique properties and promising applications, graphene has attracted great interest from both academia and industry in the last decade. For studies on graphene as well as for applications, it is essential to develop techniques to prepare graphene in a controllable way. Graphene can be...

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Published in:MRS bulletin 2017-11, Vol.42 (11), p.819-824
Main Authors: Qing, Fangzhu, Shen, Changqing, Jia, Ruitao, Zhan, Longlong, Li, Xuesong
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Applied and Technical Physics
Carbon
Catalysis
Catalysts for Nanocarbon Growth
Characterization and Evaluation of Materials
Chemical vapor deposition
Decomposition
Energy Materials
Graphene
Materials Engineering
Materials Science
Metals
Nanotechnology
Reaction kinetics
Science
Single crystals
Stability
Substrates
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Decomposition
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Metals
Nanotechnology
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