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Hey, have you ever observed monolayer graphene using this method? Dry transfer. I am trying to do this, but I am unable to get thin layers of it

You found the graphene flake in step 3, how did you use that information? Wouldn't you have to look for it again when you go to stamp it onto the hBN flakes, making the first search redundant? I must be missing something

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Beautiful technique, so well presented

Great video, but how do you get mono or a few layers? That's where I'm struggling.

Did you use PMMA on the Graphene/copper foil before the plasma?

Can you please suggest how can I get Scotch Tape that is suitable for exfoliation purpose?

Where is it possible to purchase the blue tape? Thanks

I love that the music is so inspirational

Nice video!very helpful for research who wants to do this. I want to know from where u have buy heating stage and XYZ manipulator??

which tape is that?

Where can buy PDMS film？

Good video. But how was the stamp peeled off when the two were in contact?

As simple as this video is, it's better than the more complicated videos that don't even show how to do this clear enough🙄

What is that wafer that she is talking about?

Good... but not a big enough.

whats the cost per gram ? How long does it take to make a gram using the scotch method ? Whats the most current most cost effective method of producing a consistent quality of graphine ? thx !

Cool. Now find a way to turn it into a weapon and we'll give you all the money you want

Like what?

Plasma treatment making it hydro phillic I think..

Someone please help: where can I get those graphit flakes and the si wafer?

Purpose of plasma treatment is to remove the graphene sheets from the backside of copper foil.

nice

too high...

Bull-plop

Anybody got some clean Si wafer around....I need to find my graphene flake...and do some raman spectroscopy on it....oh wait......I DON"T EVEN HAVE ACCESS TO A LAB!!!

Let me just bust out my optical microscope. -_-

I think the plasma treatment provides an economical solution for the cleaning and activation of component surfaces before further processing-etch.

Looks cool.

Yeah. Look damn near anywhere on the internet.

good mark

Carbon nanotubes are created from rolled graphene. So yes this stuff is pretty freaking strong.

gigaom(dot)com/2013/07/15/what-is-graphene-heres-what-you-need-to-know-about-a-material-that-could-be-the-next-silicon/ Check this out :D

ok...so and then what? is this just theoretical or its fact that this is the strongest material on the planet? any examples that we can see/watch about graphene stuff?

no the microscopes you will have in highschool are around $2,000-$5,000, those ones arent even that good. An optical microscope are around half a million dollars. That's why you will only have them in universities or other research facilities.

i had asked my teacher in school, less than $1000

I think you'd have better luck shaving a little dust off.

That's nanotubes...

A new take on the graveno: graphitebrazil.blogspot.com.br

it's very good i-on trasfer. look it up.

now proved it is strong!

Can someone explain the purpose of the plasma treatment?

just great! It shows how the human can be clever!

I can't see that withholding the weight of an elephant.

michio kaku sent me sort of

we groovin with science

hehe relax. I don't think it meant "101" as in "101 for your home" but "101 for researchers". It did an excellent job at that.

Yes, but how we get a 10 x 10 cm single sheet graphene layer for battery electrodes ???

dammit i havent got a university :(

Science !