Growth, electronic, magnetic and spectroscopic properties of transition metals on graphite

Binns, C.; Baker, Salah A.; Demangeat, C.; Parlebas, J.C.

doi:10.1016/s0167-5729(99)00004-7

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“…Here we use k c = 0.038 N / m for the cantilever spring constant, as obtained by calibration, 11 and a Poisson's ratio of = 0.33. 10 From the electron microscopy image ͑see inset of Fig. 4͒, the halfopening angle of tip apex ␣ = 15°has been accurately determined.…”

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Evidence of elastic to plastic transition in the zona pellucida of oocytes using atomic force spectroscopy

Papi

Sylla

Parasassi

et al. 2009

Applied Physics Letters

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We have investigated the mechanical properties of the zona pellucida (ZP), a multilayer glycoprotein coat that surrounds mammalian eggs, using atomic force spectroscopy. The response of the membrane to mechanical stress has been reconstructed using a modified Hertz model. The transition from elastic behavior, which occurs when low stress forces are applied (characterized by a Young's modulus E= (22±5) kPa), toward plastic behavior is observed. The critical indentation necessary to induce plastic deformations occurs at δyield = (550±50) nm. This high critical value, corresponding to two ZP layers, well supports the noncovalent long lifetimes of interactions that take place between constituent glycoproteins. © 2009 American Institute of Physics

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Evidence of elastic to plastic transition in the zona pellucida of oocytes using atomic force spectroscopy

Papi

Sylla

Parasassi

et al. 2009

Applied Physics Letters

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“…14,15 However, to the best of our knowledge, only a small number of reports have handled the magnetism of transition metal thin films on either graphite or graphene. 9,12,[16][17][18] In 1998, the theoretical calculations of Krüger et al demonstrated that the Fe, Co, and Ni monolayers on graphite are ferromagnetic. 19 In 1999, Edmonds et al reported a doubling of the orbital magnetic moment in nanoscale Fe clusters on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) by using x-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD).…”

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Canted magnetization in Fe thin films on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite

Lin

Huang

et al. 2011

Journal of Applied Physics

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“…Epitaxial growth of thin films on crystalline structures has been around for a long time [20][21][22]. Even before free standing graphene was obtained from the exfoliation method, surface science has driven the growth of single crystalline (but not truly monolayer or free standing), homogeneous growth of epitaxial graphite layers, as opposed to HOPG graphene, which has a polycrystalline structure resulting from in-plane azimuthal disorder [23][24][25]. As the optimization for epitaxial single layer graphene growth became feasible, several transfer methods appeared afterwards, making it possible to obtain free standing epitaxial graphene on desired substrates.…”

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Synthesis and applications of graphene electrodes

Shin¹,

Bae²,

Yan³

et al. 2012

Carbon letters

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The near explosion of attention given to graphene has attracted many to its research field. As new studies and findings about graphene synthesis, properties, electronic quality control, and possible applications simultaneous burgeon in the scientific community, it is quite hard to grasp the breadth of graphene history. At this stage, graphene's many fascinating qualities have been amply reported and its potential for various electronic applications are increasing, pulling in ever more newcomers to the field of graphene. Thus it has become important as a community to have an equal understanding of how this material was discovered, why it is stirring up the scientific community and what sort of progress has been made and for what purposes. Since the first discovery, the hype has expediently led to near accomplishment of industrial-sized production of graphene. This review covers the progress and development of synthesis and transfer techniques with an emphasis on the most recent technique of chemical vapor deposition, and explores the potential applications of graphene that are made possible with the improved synthesis and transfer.

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Growth, electronic, magnetic and spectroscopic properties of transition metals on graphite

Cited by 95 publications

References 135 publications

Evidence of elastic to plastic transition in the zona pellucida of oocytes using atomic force spectroscopy

Evidence of elastic to plastic transition in the zona pellucida of oocytes using atomic force spectroscopy

Canted magnetization in Fe thin films on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite

Synthesis and applications of graphene electrodes

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