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also discussed.
Keywords: G-resonance; nitrogen doping of graphene; Raman spectroscopy; twistedgraphene; X-ray photoemission spectroscopy; Introduction
Single layer graphene (SLG) exhibits exceptional electronic properties, making it one of the most advanced materials of our time. Due to its high
properties of graphene can be preserved [3]. Double (triple) layer turbostratic graphite is also known as twistedgraphene (TG). This term reflects the fact that both the electronic and structural properties of double layer graphene can be well-described by the in-plane rotation angle θ between the graphene
breaking of hexagon rings should have a strong impact on the intensity of the D band and cannot be considered as the main type of defect in the studied films.
Twistedgraphene
Now we focus on the Raman data associated with the double layer graphene. In Figure 11a we plot selected spectra associated with
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Figure 1:
Optical images for (a) sample A, (b) sample B as deposited on copper foil.
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Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM). SHI irradiation results in rupture of the SLG sheets, thereby creating foldings and bilayer graphene (BLG). Applying the other modification methods creates enlarged (twisted) graphene foldings that show rupture along preferential edges of zigzag and armchair type
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Figure 1:
Micro-Raman spectrum for both, the substrate and the SLG flake introduced in Figure 3. The inset shows the ...