Essays about: "graphene"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 121 essays containing the word graphene.
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11. Freestanding graphite cathode with graphene additive for aluminum dual-ion batteries
University essay from Uppsala universitet/StrukturkemiAbstract : In today’s fast adjustment to renewable energy, new battery technologies are needed to meetthe ever-growing demands of energy storage. Cheaper and easier to produce materials areneeded, as well as materials with a lower environmental impact. READ MORE
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12. Deterministic Nanopatterning of Graphene Using an Ion Beam
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Tillämpad kärnfysikAbstract : Graphene features a unique combination of exceptional properties and has emerged as one of the most promising nanomaterials for a variety of applications. The ability to structurally modify graphene with nanoscale precision enables the properties to be further extended. READ MORE
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13. Large Surface Area of Graphene with Controlled Interlayer Spacing
University essay from KTH/Skolan för elektroteknik och datavetenskap (EECS)Abstract : Unique layered structure with excellent electrical, mechanical, thermal, and optical properties gives graphene widespread application. Graphene based materials are extensively studied in the field of energy storage such as batteries, hydrogen storage and supercapacitors (SC’s). READ MORE
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14. Theoretical and experimental investigation of themagneto-optical eect in graphene in the THz region
University essay from Uppsala universitet/FREIAAbstract : In many optics applications we need lenses with dynamically tunable focal lengths. One design of such a lensis developed in and it relies on the magneto-optical eect. In this design, a graphene layer is placed ina magnetic eld that varies quadratically in space. READ MORE
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15. Strain-induced nonlinear Hall effect in graphene systems
University essay from Stockholms universitet/FysikumAbstract : This thesis aims to study the nonlinear electrical transport response of monolayer and bilayer graphene systems under the influence of different lattice deformations (strain). Broken inversion and rotation symmetries can generate a second-order transverse current response called the nonlinear Hall effect in the presence of time-reversal symmetry. READ MORE