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A swift technique to hydrophobize graphene and increase its mechanical stability and charge carrier density

Physics

A swift technique to hydrophobize graphene and increase its mechanical stability and charge carrier density

L. Madauß, E. Pollmann, et al.

Discover an innovative technique for transferring single-layer graphene from copper substrates without defects, developed by researchers Lukas Madauß and colleagues. Their method enhances graphene stability and purity, presenting a breakthrough in wet-chemical transfer processes in water.

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