Transistores de efecto de campo de canal de grafeno epitaxial electro-oxidado con una sola pared de nanotubos de

Palanisamy Ramesh1, Mikhail E Itkis, Elena Bekyarova

  • 1Center for Nanoscale Science and Engineering, Department of Chemistry, University of California, Riverside, California 92521, USA.

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La oxidación electroquímica del grafeno epitaxial (EG) en ácido nítrico crea nuevos canales de reacción, mejorando sus propiedades electrónicas. Este proceso mejora el rendimiento del transistor de efecto de campo de grafeno, a diferencia de otros métodos químicos que abren una brecha de energía.

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