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In Situ Chemical Probing Of Vacancy Defects In Graphene And Boron Nitride At Room Temperature, Ali Ihsan Altan
In Situ Chemical Probing Of Vacancy Defects In Graphene And Boron Nitride At Room Temperature, Ali Ihsan Altan
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IN SITU CHEMICAL PROBING OF VACANCY DEFECTS IN GRAPHENE AND BORON NITRIDE AT ROOM TEMPERATURE
by
Ali Ihsan Altan
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2019
Under the Supervision of Professor Jian Chen
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) has emerged as the most promising technique towards manufacturing of large area, high quality graphene. Characterization, understanding, and controlling of various structural defects in CVD-grown graphene are essential to realize its true potential for real-world applications. We report a new method for in situ chemical probing of vacancy defects in CVD-grown graphene at room temperature. Our approach is based on a solid–gas phase reaction that …
In Situ Chemical Probing Of Vacancy Defects In Graphene And Boron Nitride At Room Temperature, Ali Ihsan Altan
In Situ Chemical Probing Of Vacancy Defects In Graphene And Boron Nitride At Room Temperature, Ali Ihsan Altan
Theses and Dissertations
IN SITU CHEMICAL PROBING OF VACANCY DEFECTS IN GRAPHENE AND BORON NITRIDE AT ROOM TEMPERATURE
by
Ali Ihsan Altan
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2019
Under the Supervision of Professor Jian Chen
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) has emerged as the most promising technique towards manufacturing of large area, high quality graphene. Characterization, understanding, and controlling of various structural defects in CVD-grown graphene are essential to realize its true potential for real-world applications. We report a new method for in situ chemical probing of vacancy defects in CVD-grown graphene at room temperature. Our approach is based on a solid–gas phase reaction that …