Conjugated carbon monolayer membranes: methods for synthesis and integration.
Monolayer membranes of conjugated carbon represent a class of nanomaterial with demonstrated uses in various areas of electronics, ranging from transparent, flexible, and stretchable thin film conductors, to semiconducting materials in moderate and high-performance field-effect transistors. Although graphene represents the most prominent example, many other more structurally and chemically diverse systems are also of interest. This article provides a review of demonstrated synthetic and integration strategies, and speculates on future directions for the field.
Unarunotai
Sakulsuk
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Department of Chemistry and Frederick Seitz Materials Research Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana, Illinois 61801, USA.
Murata
Yuya
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Chialvo
Cesar E
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Mason
Nadya
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Petrov
Ivan
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Nuzzo
Ralph G
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Moore
Jeffrey S
JS
Rogers
John A
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