920118
Graphene, monolayer film
small grain, CVD graphene on silicon wafer, 4 in diameter
Synonym(s):
Roll-to-Roll graphene
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R2R Monolayer small grain CVD graphene on silicon wafer, 4 in diameter, avg. no. of layers, 1
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description
Growth method: roll-to-roll CVD
Wafer: SiO2 (300nm) Si
Number of layer: Monolayer
Raman intensity 2D/G: ≥1.5
feature
avg. no. of layers 1
sheet resistance
240 Ω/sq ±10%
size
5 μm × 5 μm ± 10%, grain size
surface coverage
surface coverage >98%
transmittance
>97%
semiconductor properties
(mobility>1500 cm2/V·s) (Hall effect measurements)
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General description
Keep away from contamination, heat, dust and flame etc.
Application
The roll-to-roll process allows continuous, large scale graphene production.
This small grain size product is made by transferring roll-to-roll CVD graphene onto silicon wafer. It is ready-to-use with low sheet resistance, and would enable unmatched reproducibility and allow high performance for CVD graphene based cell culture scaffold, biosensors and chemically gated sensors.
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Storage Class Code
11 - Combustible Solids
WGK
WGK 3
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