Structural and Electrical Characterizations of Polymer-Supported Graphene Fabricated by Graphite Nanoplatelets

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Structural and Electrical Characterizations of Polymer-Supported Graphene Fabricated by Graphite Nanoplatelets

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  • DOI:  10.1049/cp.2016.0914
  • ISBN: 978-1-78561-268-8
  • Location: Rome, Italy
  • Conference date: 6-8 June 2016
  • Format: PDF
An effective micromechanical technique to prepare graphene multilayers on low density polyethylene (LDPE) substrates was carried out. This fabrication method, based on the spreading of graphite nanoplatelets (GNP) onto a LDPE film surface by using shear stress and friction force, allows to obtain large area specimens. The morphological and structural properties of the GNP precursor and graphene multilayers supported by LDPE were investigated. The graphene-LDPE samples showed negative photoconductivity under white-light illumination with an optical power density of 84.6 mW/cm2, varying the bias voltage from -120 to 120 mV.

Inspec keywords: micro-optomechanical devices; graphite; photoconductivity; nanophotonics; friction; graphene; optical polymers; optical multilayers

Subjects: Preparation of graphene and graphene-related materials, intercalation compounds, and diamond; Micro-optical devices and technology; Nanophotonic devices and technology; Optical properties of graphene and graphene related materials (thin films, low-dimensional and nanoscale structures); Photoconducting materials and properties; Structure of graphene and graphene-related materials; Optical polymers and other organic optical materials; Friction, lubrication, and wear; Optical materials; Micro-optical devices and technology; Photoconduction and photovoltaic effects; photodielectric effects; Optical materials; Tribology; Nanophotonic devices and technology

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