2010
DOI: 10.1021/nl103962a
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Universal Segregation Growth Approach to Wafer-Size Graphene from Non-Noble Metals

Abstract: Graphene has been attracting wide interests owing to its excellent electronic, thermal, and mechanical performances. Despite the availability of several production techniques, it is still a great challenge to achieve wafer-size graphene with acceptable uniformity and low cost, which would determine the future of graphene electronics. Here we report a universal segregation growth technique for batch production of high-quality wafer-scale graphene from non-noble metal films. Without any extraneous carbon sources… Show more

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“…All of these factors contribute to the uniformity and layer distribution of the obtained graphene films. For catalytic metals with high carbon solubility and a sharp temperature dependency, such as Ni and cobalt (Co) (~1.2 and 1.0 at.% at 1,000 o C respectively), a massive carbon species would segregate from bulk metals and precipitate on the surface during cooling 17 . This type of non-equilibrium precipitation process is believed to be the origin of inhomogeneous graphene growth, especially at the grain boundaries of polycrystalline metal films, which serve as nucleation centres for multilayer graphene growth 18 .…”
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“…All of these factors contribute to the uniformity and layer distribution of the obtained graphene films. For catalytic metals with high carbon solubility and a sharp temperature dependency, such as Ni and cobalt (Co) (~1.2 and 1.0 at.% at 1,000 o C respectively), a massive carbon species would segregate from bulk metals and precipitate on the surface during cooling 17 . This type of non-equilibrium precipitation process is believed to be the origin of inhomogeneous graphene growth, especially at the grain boundaries of polycrystalline metal films, which serve as nucleation centres for multilayer graphene growth 18 .…”
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“…Reprinted with permission [57] [66,67,29] . 基于这一考量, 我们 [29] 开展了低真空条件下 的多晶金属表面的碳偏析研究, 成功地建立了普适性的 廉价生长大面积高质量石墨烯的偏析方法.…”
Section: 在真空环境下 通过对各种掺碳单晶金属进行退 火 我们便能在各种单晶金属表面偏析生长石墨烯 如unclassified
“…[29] [73] ; 与 单层石墨烯不同, 具有 AB 堆垛的双层石墨烯在施加电 场的情况下可以打开高达 250 meV 的带隙 [74] , 使其应用 于逻辑器件成为可能; 三层石墨烯又会表现出新的量子 霍尔现象 [75] . 另外, 将石墨烯应用到透明导电薄膜领域 时, 单层石墨烯是不够的, 往往需要少层的石墨烯来获 得较低的面电阻 [13] .…”
Section: 在真空环境下 通过对各种掺碳单晶金属进行退 火 我们便能在各种单晶金属表面偏析生长石墨烯 如unclassified
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“…So far, the two typical, viable methods of fabricating largearea graphene are thermal decomposition of SiC and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on metal substrates. Large-area graphene grown by CVD has potential applications in transparent electrodes and flexible displays [7][8][9][10], while wafer-scale epitaxial graphene (EG) grown on SiC has potential in high frequency devices [11] and integrated circuits (ICs) [12,13] because of its compatibility with current IC procedures. Currently, graphene grown by CVD has achieved a size of more than 30 inches [4].…”
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