Description
CVD Graphene sheets have been deposited onto 50 micron thick Cu foils using modified chemical vapor technique only on the top surface of the Cu foils. In our method, we have paid close attention to engineering defect density and single domain sizes. Most CVD graphene chambers produce small (100nm - 1um) graphene sheets. Our process parameters have been optimized to reduce the point defect (vacancy) concentration, improve crystallinity, increase single domain size, and reduce 1D grain boundary defect density. Our CVD graphene products undergo weekly routine quality control tests to ensure the growth system is accurate and parameters are up to date. Our CVD graphene on copper foils measure 2 inches x 2 inches (~5 x5 cm in size).
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Advantages of CVD graphene on copper foils from 2Dsemiconductors USA
- Designed, synthesized, and manufactured in USA. All the constituent precursors are all made in U.S.A and produced at our facilities.
- CVD graphene products undergo weekly route characterization tests to ensure parameters are up to date and optimized.
- Defect density has been confirmed at 1E8 - 1E9 cm-2 density
- Large single domain sizes
- Less 1D grain boundary defect density
- 100% compliance with USA customer protection act
Properties of graphene on copper
CVD graphene | On 50 um thick Cu foils, full coverage, domain size reaches to 50 um |
Material properties | Zero-gap semiconductor, Dirac fermions |
Crystal structure | Hexagonal phase |
Unit cell parameters | a=b=0.245 nm, c=0.668 nm, α=β=90°, γ=120° |
Growth method | Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) |
Purity | Cu foil (puratonic 6N); CH₄ (6N), graphene (5.8N) |
Raman spectrum on CVD graphene on copper (2x2 inches)
TEM images collected from CVD graphene transferred onto TEM grids
SEM image collected from graphene/copper surfaces
Example literature
1. Nanoimprint-induced strain engineering of two-dimensional materials (2024) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41378-024-00669-6
Additional Information
Elements: |
C |
Element: |
Carbon |
Formula: |
C |
Material class: |
Carbon |
Properties: |
Metal |
Properties: |
Dirac metal |
Growth method: |
CVD |
Doping: |
Undoped |
Thin-film type: |
Monolayer |
Substrate: |
Copper foil |