A method of forming a fiber includes providing a sheet of a single layer of graphene or an oxidative analogue of graphene and applying force to the sheet to induce bending in the sheet and increase an aspect ratio thereof, thereby forming the fiber.

The invention relates to a system for producing Cu-Graphene composite wire that can replace copper cables used in transmission lines, electrical machines, transformers and households, and a method for said production system.

The present invention relates to a method using chemical reaction transparency of graphene, and more specifically to a method capable of forming a desired material by a catalytic reaction on a graphene surface using the graphene which inhibits oxygen diffusion without blocking electron delivery, and an applied method thereof.

The present invention relates to a method using chemical reaction transparency of graphene, and more specifically to a method capable of forming a desired material by a catalytic reaction on a graphene surface using the graphene which inhibits oxygen diffusion without blocking electron delivery, and an applied method thereof.

A process for large-scale production of graphene comprising a step of applying graphene onto a movable surface carrying multiple particles using a PECVD-based process operating at low temperatures enabling the coating of materials that are at risk of melting, decomposing or deforming at higher temperatures. The graphene can be separated from said particles, and the particles re-circulated in the process. A production unit designed for continuous or semi-continuous large-scale production of graphene and graphene-coated particles, where said graphene-coated particles are either the desired end-product, or an intermediate. Graphene-coated particles, in particular particles where the graphene forms flakes having a desired orientation in relation to a surface of said particles.

A process for large-scale production of graphene comprising a step of applying graphene onto a movable surface carrying multiple particles using a PECVD-based process operating at low temperatures enabling the coating of materials that are at risk of melting, decomposing or deforming at higher temperatures. The graphene can be separated from said particles, and the particles re-circulated in the process. A production unit designed for continuous or semi-continuous large-scale production of graphene and graphene-coated particles, where said graphene-coated particles are either the desired end-product, or an intermediate. Graphene-coated particles, in particular particles where the graphene forms flakes having a desired orientation in relation to a surface of said particles.

A method of growing graphene includes forming a carbon monolayer on a substrate by injecting a first reaction gas into a reaction chamber, wherein the first reaction gas includes a first source including a component that is a carbon source and belongs to an electron withdrawing group, and injecting a second reaction gas including a second source into the reaction chamber, wherein the second source includes a functional group that forms a volatile structure by reacting with a component that belongs to an electron withdrawing group. Graphene may be directly grown on a surface of the substrate by repeatedly injecting the first reaction gas and the second reaction gas.

A method of growing graphene includes forming a carbon monolayer on a substrate by injecting a first reaction gas into a reaction chamber, wherein the first reaction gas includes a first source including a component that is a carbon source and belongs to an electron withdrawing group, and injecting a second reaction gas including a second source into the reaction chamber, wherein the second source includes a functional group that forms a volatile structure by reacting with a component that belongs to an electron withdrawing group. Graphene may be directly grown on a surface of the substrate by repeatedly injecting the first reaction gas and the second reaction gas.

The present invention provides a two-dimensional material nanosheets with a large area and a controllable thickness and a general preparation method therefor. As an intralayer heat transfer coefficient of a two-dimensional material is much higher than an interlayer heat transfer coefficient thereof, the two-dimensional material is uniformly heated and sublimated layer by layer by controlling the energy of the laser pulses, a thinning thickness is controlled by adjusting the action time of the laser pulses, and finally, a two-dimensional material film with a controllable thickness is obtained. At the same time, a sample displacement stage moving freely in a two-dimensional plane space can realize preparation of the two-dimensional material film with a large area. Compared with traditional methods, the present invention can control a sample thickness of the two-dimensional material film, has a high generality, and is suitable for all kinds two-dimensional materials.

The present invention provides a two-dimensional material nanosheets with a large area and a controllable thickness and a general preparation method therefor. As an intralayer heat transfer coefficient of a two-dimensional material is much higher than an interlayer heat transfer coefficient thereof, the two-dimensional material is uniformly heated and sublimated layer by layer by controlling the energy of the laser pulses, a thinning thickness is controlled by adjusting the action time of the laser pulses, and finally, a two-dimensional material film with a controllable thickness is obtained. At the same time, a sample displacement stage moving freely in a two-dimensional plane space can realize preparation of the two-dimensional material film with a large area. Compared with traditional methods, the present invention can control a sample thickness of the two-dimensional material film, has a high generality, and is suitable for all kinds two-dimensional materials.