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High-yield chemical vapor deposition growth of high-quality large-area AB-stacked bilayer graphene

Liu et al., 2012

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16390026725333194262
Author
Liu L
Zhou H
Cheng R
Yu W
Liu Y
Chen Y
Shaw J
Zhong X
Huang Y
Duan X
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ACS nano

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Bernal-stacked (AB-stacked) bilayer graphene is of significant interest for functional electronic and photonic devices due to the feasibility to continuously tune its band gap with a vertical electric field. Mechanical exfoliation can be used to produce AB-stacked bilayer …
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