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Resolving Atomic Connectivity in Graphene Nanostructure Junctions
DOI:10.1021/acs.nanolett.5b01403.png)
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We report on the structural characterization of junctions between atomically well-defined graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) by means of low-temperature, noncontact scanning probe microscopy. We show that the combination of simultaneously acquired frequency shift and tunneling current maps with tight binding (TB) simulations allows a comprehensive characterization of the atomic connectivity in the GNR junctions. The proposed approach can be generally applied to the investigation of graphene nanomaterials and their interconnections and is thus expected to become an important tool in the development of graphene-based circuitry.
Keyword:
Two-dimensional material
graphene nanoribbon
noncontact atomic force microscopy
nc-AFM
scanning tunneling microscopy
tight binding
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