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    • Graphene, a 2D carbon allotrope, offers unique electronic properties.
    • Understanding chemical modifications is key to harnessing graphene's potential.
    • Diazonium chemistry is a versatile tool for functionalizing carbon materials.

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    • To investigate the chemical control of electronic properties in supported graphene.
    • To explore the use of diazonium chemistry for graphene functionalization.
    • To demonstrate the creation of functional electronic devices from modified graphene.

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    • Electrical characterization of supported graphene.
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    • Diazonium chemistry for covalent attachment of phenyl units and functional groups.

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    • Photolithography enables controlled doping patterns, creating conducting and insulating areas.
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    • Chemical modification, particularly via diazonium chemistry, offers precise control over graphene's electronic properties.
    • This control allows for the design of graphene-based functional electronic devices.
    • Advanced organic reactions extend the utility of graphene functionalization for creating complex materials.