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姓名	簡曉湄(Hsiao-mei Chien)  查詢紙本館藏	畢業系所	物理學系
論文名稱	(What types of defects are created on supported chemical vapor deposition grown graphene by scanning probe lithography in ambient?)
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摘要(英)	Abstract Pristine graphene has demonstrated ballistic electron transport at room temperature and nearly transparency optical properties. Nevertheless, the absence of band gap in graphene sets an obstacle for its application in graphene based transistor. Band gap in graphene can be modified by introducing nano-scale defects in it. There exist several promising ways for defect introduction in graphene to date. Among them, scanning probe lithography (SPL) with atomic force microscope (AFM) is a mask-less method for fabricating nano-meter-scale structure in various materials, including graphene. With the same negative bias at the AFM probe tip, nano-meter-scale-defect protrusions or depression could be produced on graphene supported on a substrate. Conventionally, SPL process on graphene results in reaction of decomposed OH- ions and graphene in the water meniscus formed between the tip and sample surface. The protrusion and depression are usually explained in term of incomplete (non-volatile) or complete oxidation (volatile) of carbon atom in graphene, respectively. The scenario above implies that sp3 and vacancy type defects are expected to dominate in protrusion and depression structure, respectively. Recently, Raman spectroscopy has been proved to be an effective tool for probing different defect type in graphene by measuring the ratio of D and D’ intensities (ID/ID’). However, we found that both SPL structures are composed of vacancy defect from ID/ID’. Micro-Photoelectron microscopy (μ-PEM) further reveals weak presence of C-O bonding around the C 1s peak. Instead, strong distortion of C-C bonds and evidence of strain around the SPL patterns are found by both μ-RS and μ-PEM. We conclude that protrusion topography is not result of sp3 partial oxide. Rather, it is probable that room temperature recombination of distorted carbon bond after the ion impact or volatile oxidation by SPL process is the deterministic factor for resultant topography.
關鍵字(中)	★ 石墨烯 ★ 結構性缺陷 ★ 掃描式探針微影技術 ★ 拉曼光譜 ★ 光電子能譜	關鍵字(英)	★ graphene ★ structural defects ★ Scanning probe lithography ★ Micro-Raman ★ XPS
論文目次	Content Abstract ii List of Figures vi 1. Introduction 1 2. Background 5 2-1. Graphene background 6 2-2. CVD growth graphene 12 2-3. Structure defects in graphene 16 2.3.1 Defect types of graphene …………………………………………….17 2.3.2 Graphene defects generation ………………………… ……………..22 2.3.3 Properties of defective graphene………………… ………………….24 2-4. Atomic Force Microscopy 25 2.4.1 Principle of AFM................. .................25 2.4.1 Principle of AFM...................................……… ……………………..26 2.4.2 Operation mode of AFM…………………… ....…………………….28 2.4.3 Concept of scanning probe lithography (SPL)……...……………… .29 2.4.4 Apply SPL on silicon surface……….…………………………… ….30 2.4.5 Apply SPL on graphene....……………………….……………… ….33 2-5. Raman spectroscopy… ...38 2.5.1 Raman scattering basic concept…………………………… ………..39 2.5.2 Characteristic Raman peaks in graphene system……… …………..43 2.5.3 Disorder effects in Raman spectra of graphene…………… ………..46 2.5.4 Quantify disorder in graphene with Raman intensity analysis…… …47 2-6. PhotoElectron spectroscopy (PES) 53 2.6.1 XPS spectrum of different chemical bonding on graphene 57 3. Experimental setup and measurement method 59 3-1. Sample preparation 59 3.1.1 CVD graphene growth process....……… ……………………..60 3.1.2 Template preparation 61 3.1.3 Graphene transferring process 63 3-2. Experiment set up 64 3.2.1 Custom-built high voltage circuit 65 3.2.2 Scanning probe lithography 66 3.2.3 Raman spectroscope 68 3.2.4 X-ray photoelectron spectroscope 70 4. Result and discussion 73 4-1. Topographical difference between protrusion and depression 74 4-2. Raman spectrum analysis of graphene defects generated by SPL 76 4-3. Chemical bonding profiles of SPL patterns provided by Micro-XPS 81 4-4. High resolution images of SPL patterns 84 5. Conclusions and Future work 86 Bibliography 88
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