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Graphene synthesis by C implantation into Cu foils

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Lee, Jae Sung
Jang, Chan Wook
Kim, Jong Min
Shin, D H
Kim, Sung
Choi, Suk Ho
Belay, Kidane
Elliman, Robert

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Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

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Cu foils of 2 × 2 cm2 have been implanted with 70 keV C- ions to nominal fluences of (2-10) × 1015cm -2 at room temperature (RT) and subsequently annealed at 900-1100 C for 15 min, before being cooled to RT to form graphene layers on the Cu surfaces. An

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Carbon

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2037-12-31