Large‐Scale Synthesis of Few‐Layered Graphene using CVD
- 24 March 2009
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in Chemical Vapor Deposition
- Vol. 15 (1-3), 53-56
- https://doi.org/10.1002/cvde.200806737
Abstract
Large‐scale, substrate‐free graphene, with few‐layered sheets, is synthesized by the CVD of methane over cobalt supported on magnesium oxides at 1000 °C in a gas flow of argon. Typically, 50 mg of the few‐layered graphene materials over 500 mg of the Co/MgO catalysts are synthesized under our experimental conditions. Randomly aggregated, thin, crumpled graphene sheets stacked closely together are produced. Both carbon (94.6 at.‐%) and oxygen (5.4 at.‐%) are present in the graphene sheets. The oxygen may originate from air adsorbed on the graphene sheets. Our results indicate the presence of localized sp3 defects within the sp2 carbon network and small sp2 domains in the few‐layered graphene particles.Keywords
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