Chemical Functionalizationas an Approach to the Modification of the Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Graphene
Mercredi 15 Juin 2011 à 11h00
Salle de séminaires –bâtiment A
CNRS Grenoble
25 rue des Martyrs –38000 Grenoble
Par Robert C. HADDON,
Center for Nanoscale Science and Engineering - University of California at Riverside
We have demonstrated the functionalization of epitaxial graphene with nitrophenyl groups. The chemical formation of covalent carbon-carbon bonds involving the basal plane carbon atoms offers an alternative approach to the control of the electronic properties of graphene; the transformation of the carbon centers from sp2 to sp3 introduces a barrier to electron flow by saturating the carbon atoms and opening a band gap which potentially allows the generation of insulating and semiconducting regions in graphene wafers. In this talk I will discuss our work on the electrical and thermal conductivities of graphite nanoplatelets and recent results on the electronic and magnetic properties of chemically modified graphene.
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