Abstract:Past work has focused on the thermal properties of microscale/nanoscale suspended/supported graphene. However, for the thermal design of graphene-based devices, the thermal properties of giant-scale (~mm) graphene, which reflects the effect of grains, must also be investigated and are critical. In this work, the thermal conductivity variation with temperature of giant-scale chemical vapor decomposition (CVD) graphene supported by poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) is characterized using the differential transien… Show more
“…This indeed significantly extends the capability of the TET technique and provides unprecedented knowledge about thermal diffusivity evolution during fast heating. The work by Liu et al presents pioneering efforts in studying the thermal conductivity variation of giant-scale graphene depending on temperature [24]. This work is very challenging since the thermal expansion mismatch between graphene and the poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) substrate could easily break the graphene layer when temperature goes down.…”
Over the last two decades, with the fast development of micro/nanomaterials, including micro/nanoscale and micro/nanostructured materials, significant attention has been attracted to study the energy transport in them [...]
“…This indeed significantly extends the capability of the TET technique and provides unprecedented knowledge about thermal diffusivity evolution during fast heating. The work by Liu et al presents pioneering efforts in studying the thermal conductivity variation of giant-scale graphene depending on temperature [24]. This work is very challenging since the thermal expansion mismatch between graphene and the poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) substrate could easily break the graphene layer when temperature goes down.…”
Over the last two decades, with the fast development of micro/nanomaterials, including micro/nanoscale and micro/nanostructured materials, significant attention has been attracted to study the energy transport in them [...]
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