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Graphene plane direction

The allotropes of carbon comprise diamond, which is three dimensional graphite with its graphene planes that are two dimensional Cgo nanotubes, which can be considered as a unit cell of hexagons crystallized in one direction can be termed uni-directional and finally, spheroidal fullerenes, which are zero dimensional, when considered as a carbon sheet wrapped around a point. [Pg.61]

The KCg binary is prepared by the direct reaction of potassium on graphite under vacuum (ref. 9). Due to the electronic transfer to the graphene plane, this compound is a strong reducii agent. If it is allowed to react with a metallic halide MQ (M = Fe,Co,Ni) dissolved in tetrahydrofuran (THF), the reaction occurs spontaneous at room temperature and leads to the formation of metal M° dispersed on graphite ... [Pg.481]

The "split" reflexions of the type ho.o (and hh.o) can be associated with the graphene sheets in the tangent planes perpendicular to the beam direction along... [Pg.18]

Fig. 7.4 Phonon dispersion of graphite from inelastic X-ray scattering along the in-plane high symmetry directions (full circles). The dashed line is a cubic-spline interpolation to the TO-derived branch. The open circles show an ab-initio calculation for graphene, downscaled by 1% (Reprinted with permission from Maultzsch J, Reich S, Thomsen C, Requardt H, Ordejon P (2004) Phonon dispersion in graphite. Physical Review Letters 92 (7) 075501-1-4. Copyright (2004) by the American Physical Society)... Fig. 7.4 Phonon dispersion of graphite from inelastic X-ray scattering along the in-plane high symmetry directions (full circles). The dashed line is a cubic-spline interpolation to the TO-derived branch. The open circles show an ab-initio calculation for graphene, downscaled by 1% (Reprinted with permission from Maultzsch J, Reich S, Thomsen C, Requardt H, Ordejon P (2004) Phonon dispersion in graphite. Physical Review Letters 92 (7) 075501-1-4. Copyright (2004) by the American Physical Society)...

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