Examining the edges of multi-layer graphene sheets
Multi-layer graphene (MLG) sheets were produced from highly ordered pyrolytic graphite by mechanical exfoliation. We use aberration-corrected, low-voltage, high-resolution transmission electron microscopy to study the atomic structure at the edges of the sheets. In general, we find two different typ...
Main Authors: | Warner, J, Schäffel, F, Rümmeli, M, Büchner, B |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2009
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