| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1593330 | Solid State Communications | 2012 | 4 Pages |
We have measured the impact of calcium adsorbates on the transport property of graphene. Although calcium renders conductivity linearly dependent on the carrier density of graphene as predicted, our experimental results diverge from the existing theoretical calculations. Our data expose the inadequacy of any existing theory to describe the minimum conductivity of graphene and indicate that a more complete testing of the impurity scattering calculations will require improving the experimental capabilities by minimizing the contribution from the substrate-bound charged impurities and developing an ability to count the number of adsorbates while measuring transport.
► We have measured the impact of calcium adsorbates on graphene. ► Our experimental results diverge from the existing theoretical calculations. ► Our results expose the inadequacy of the existing theory. ► New experimental capabilities are needed to elucidate the scattering mechanism.
