graphene growth
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Graphene GrowthJESSICA PATALANO
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Goals - Uniformity
Fluid experiment (monolayer Cu balls and tubes) Smoother surface Faster flow rate Less drag
Lithium ion battery (multilayer Ni foils) Sandwiched between SEI and current collector Hold energy better 10x faster charge time
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Goals - Uniformity
Monolayer Graphene Much easier because of the nature of the material
Bilayer Graphene (thickness < 1 nm) Gas-sensing properties Could be better at managing heat of high-power electrical devices Appropriate number of layers balances electrical conductivity with
transparency
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Process
Initial cleaning – copper items DI water, acetone, repeat Ammonium persulfate bath
Tubes – sonicate, then electropolish
Initial cleaning – nickel items DI water, acetone, isopropanol
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Process
Pressure must be at 50 torr to open vacuum tube and mount sample
Flushing the system 100 sccm of methane for 10 minutes 100 sccm of hydrogen for 10 minutes 100 sccm of argon for 10 minutes
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Process
Oxide removal in furnace 35 sccm of hydrogen
Temperatures Nickel – 1000°C Copper - 1035°C
Cooking times Foils and nickel foam: 70 minutes Copper tubes and ball: 50 minutes
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Process – Methane Exposure
Ni foil (few layer) CH4/H2 – 35/2 sccm 30 minutes
Ni foam CH4/H2 – 35/2 sccm 5 minutes
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Nickel foil and foam – 20x
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Process – Methane Exposure
Copper balls and tubes CH4/H2 – 40/15 sccm 30 minutes
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Copper ball and tube control – 20x
Before cleaning
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Copper ball and tube with graphene?
Tube, 100x
Ball, 20x
Tube, 20x
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Process – Methane Exposure
Monolayer Graphene on Cu foil CH4/H2 – 35/2 sccm 30 minutes
Bilayer Graphene on Cu foil CH4/H2 – 16/70 sccm 120 minutes
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Copper foil
Monolayer, 20x Bilayer, 100x
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Future Goals
Confirm graphene growth on Cu tubes and balls
Uniform samples on Ni foil and foam
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Sources
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2010/may/12/few-layer-graphene-keeps-its-cool
http://www.crcnetbase.com/doi/abs/10.1201/b19461-35 “Thermal properties of graphene and few-layer graphene: applications
in electronics” http://ndl.ee.ucr.edu/IET-Review-2015.pdf