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Properties, synthesis, and characterization of
graphene |
| Liang-Xu DONG,Qiang CHEN, |
| Laboratory of Plasma
Physics and Materials, Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication,
Beijing 102600, China; |
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Abstract Graphene is a wonder material that attracts great interests in materials science and condensed matter physics. It is the thinnest material and also the strongest material ever measured. Its distinctive band structure and physical properties determine its bright application prospects. This review introduces briefly the properties and applications of graphene. Recent synthesis and characteri-zation methods are summarized in detail, and the future research direction is also pointed out in this paper.
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graphene
properties
synthesis
characterization
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Issue Date: 05 March 2010
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