Graphene Nanomaterials will be a brief overview of the discovery,
uses and applications of graphene, a distinct allotrope of carbon
with the potential to drastically improve and increase the speeds
of microprocessors. Graphene is a substance composed of pure
carbon, with atoms arranged in a regular hexagonal pattern similar
to graphite, but in a one-atom thick sheet. It is very light, with
a 1-square-meter sheet weighing only 0.77 milligrams. Graphene is
100 times stronger than steel, extremely flexible, tougher than
diamonds, and 13 x more conductive than copper. The book will
examine the synthesis, characterization, development, and
applications as well as the properties of graphene. Graphene
Nanomaterials will describe in detail the different methods of
fabrication, as well as the cost of production for each process.
The author also plans to cover the various characterization
methods, some of which include Raman Spectroscopy, Electron
Microscopy and morphology Analysis. Additionally, the author plans
to examine the electrical, optical, thermal, magnetic, chemical,
quantum and other properties of graphenes in detail. There will be
discussion of the applications of grapheme nanomaterials. Some of
the applications covered in detail will include solar cells, carbon
composites, and panels in wireless telephones, quantum dots and
transistors. The text will describe different stability
considerations including free energy considerations, epitaxial
stability, Euler stability and the curvature of sheets. Graphine
Nanomaterials is relevant, and timely as the grapheme market is
expected to grow to a size of $126 million by the year 2020.
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