A scalable polymer-free method for transferring graphene onto arbitrary surfaces
作者： Xuewei Zhang , Chen Xu , Zhenxing Zou , Zehao Wu , Shaoqian Yin
DOI: 10.1016/J.CARBON.2020.01.111
关键词: Flexible electronics 、 Polymer 、 Scalability 、 Materials science 、 Nanotechnology 、 Epitaxy 、 Polymer free 、 Graphene 、 Electrode
摘要: Abstract An efficient and reliable transfer for graphene onto the substrates of interests acts as crucial bridge between synthesis applications. The main reason that this issue has not been fully addressed is use a polymer medium to protect one-atom-thick material during process. Here we demonstrate general scalable method chemical-vapor-deposited arbitrary surfaces without any polymers, which yields macroscopically microscopically clean, continuous uniform samples wide variety substrates, well layer-by-layer epitaxial structures. Moreover, transferred exhibits an overall 100% enhancement in electrical conductivity compared with conventional method, so various high-performance flexible transparent electrodes can be demonstrated. We believe new technique will offer opportunities industrialization next generations electronics other graphene-based disruptive technologies.
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