Surface structures of graphene covered Cu (103)
arXiv:1809.00915 · doi:10.7567/JJAP.57.100301
Abstract
We studied the surface structures of chemical vapor deposited (CVD) graphene on Cu(103). The graphene covered Cu surface had (103) facets parallel to the Cu[010] direction, on which triangular patterns were formed. In contrast, the bare Cu surface showed no facets. Post-growth thermal annealing in an ultra-high vacuum induced surface changes on the Cu(103) facets. The reorganization of the Cu surface by the post-growth thermal annealing led to a change in the lattice strain and hole doping level of the CVD-grown graphene.
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