Addressing Raman features of individual layers in isotopically labeled Bernal stacked bilayer graphene
arXiv:2107.12104 · doi:10.1088/2053-1583/3/2/025022
Abstract
The most important bands for the evaluation of strain in graphene (the 2D and 2D prime modes) are investigated. It is shown that for Bernal-stacked bilayers, the two-phonon Raman features have three different components that can be assigned to processes originating solely from the top graphene layer, bottom graphene layer, and from a combination of processes originating both from the top and bottom layers. The individual components of the 2D and 2D prime modes are disentangled. The reported results enable addressing the properties of individual graphene layers in isotopically labelled turbostratic and Bernalstacked graphene systems.
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