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Metal-catalyst-free and controllable growth of high-quality monolayer and AB-stacked bilayer graphene on silicon dioxide

Liu et al., 2016

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3747605860229468813
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Liu Q
Gong Y
Wang T
Chan W
Wu J
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A systematic study shows that continuous graphene with controllable number of layers and stacking structure can be directly grown on SiO 2/Si without any metal catalysts by chemical vapor deposition. Raman spectroscopy and mapping confirm the monolayer, bilayer and few …
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