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Atomic layer deposited high-k dielectric on graphene by functionalization through atmospheric plasma treatment

Shin et al., 2018

Document ID
17940601201514052890
Author
Shin J
Kang M
Oh S
Yang B
Seong K
Ahn H
Lee T
An J
Publication year
Publication venue
Nanotechnology

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Atomic layer-deposited (ALD) dielectric films on graphene usually show noncontinuous and rough morphology owing to the inert surface of graphene. Here, we demonstrate the deposition of thin and uniform ALD ZrO 2 films with no seed layer on chemical vapor …
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