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Clean-lifting transfer of large-area residual-free graphene films

Wang et al., 2013

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Wang D
Huang I
Ho P
Li S
Yeh Y
Wang D
Chen W
Lee Y
Chang Y
Chen C
Liang C
Chen C
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Adv. Mater

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Graphene, consisting of a single atom-thick plane of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice, exhibits excellent carrier transport properties, which is attributed to its unique twodimensional (2D) energy dispersion.[1] Graphene also shows a high …
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