Suppression of Multilayer Graphene Patches during CVD Graphene growth on Copper
arXiv:1205.1337 · doi:10.1002/adfm.201301732
Abstract
By limiting the carbon segregation at the copper surface defects, a pulsed chemical vapor deposition method for single layer graphene growth is shown to inhibit the formation of few-layer regions, leading to a fully single-layered graphene homogeneous at the centimeter scale. Graphene field-effect devices obtained after transfer of pulsed grown graphene on oxidized silicon exhibit mobilities above 5000 cm^2.V^-1.s^-1.
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