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Continuous growth of hexagonal graphene and boron nitride in-plane heterostructures by atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition

Han et al., 2013

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2344050690071327870
Author
Han G
Rodríguez-Manzo J
Lee C
Kybert N
Lerner M
Qi Z
Dattoli E
Rappe A
Drndic M
Johnson A
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Acs Nano

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Graphene–boron nitride monolayer heterostructures contain adjacent electrically active and insulating regions in a continuous, single-atom thick layer. To date structures were grown at low pressure, resulting in irregular shapes and edge direction, so studies of the graphene …
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