TOP STORY... April 2, 2009
'Tuned' Graphene Points to Faster Chips
Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have determined that the chemistry of the surface on which graphene is deposited plays a key role in shaping the material's conductive properties. Simulations show that when deposited on a surface treated with oxygen, graphene shows semiconducting properties, and when deposited on a material treated with hydrogen, it exhibits metallic properties.
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'Tuned' Graphene Points to Faster Chips
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