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Significant thermal conductivity reduction of CVD graphene with relatively low hole densities fabricated by focused ion beam processing
The detrimental effect of nanoscale hole defects on the in-plane thermal conductivity (k) was first examined for supported CVD graphene. A focused ion beam punctured equally spaced 50-nm diameter holes with different hole spacings (200, 400, and 800 nm) in supported graphene on an 8-nm thin SiO2 sub
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