Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1415911 | Carbon | 2012 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
We report on few-layer graphene synthesis on fused silica, with the help of pre-deposited copper films with thickness of few hundred nanometers, by using chemical vapor deposition technique. Depending on the copper film thickness, the deposited graphene samples on copper/silica interface were either micron sized graphene flakes or uniform graphene films of a sub-millimeter width. The quality of graphene grown beneath the pre-deposited copper film was found to be comparable with that of graphene grown on bulk copper. The developed technique opens new route towards the space-selective CVD graphene growth on dielectric substrates.
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Authors
Tommi Kaplas, Deepika Sharma, Yuri Svirko,