💡Observation of the relationship between graphene thickness difference and electron movement for the first time in the world

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💡Observation of the relationship between graphene thickness difference and electron movement for the first time in the world

Points of this research result

  1. Observation of electron transfer within graphene expected as an electron and photoelectric material for the first time at high time / spatial resolution (femtosecond and nanometer)
  2. This reveals the relationship between electron motion and nanostructure
  3. Development of new characteristic evaluation method of graphene, such as provision of defect information useful for device development

This research result was published on the preliminary online bulletin board of August 21 to the Dutch science magazine “Carbon”.

http://www.titech.ac.jp/news/2017/039321.html

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