RIS ID
82915
Abstract
We report on the comparative study of magnetotransport properties of large-area vertical few-layer graphene networks with different morphologies, measured in a strong (up to 10 T) magnetic field over a wide temperature range. The petal-like and tree-like graphene networks grown by a plasma enhanced CVD process on a thin (500 nm) silicon oxide layer supported by a silicon wafer demonstrate a significant difference in the resistance-magnetic field dependencies at temperatures ranging from 2 to 200 K. This behaviour is explained in terms of the effect of electron scattering at ultra-long reactive edges and ultra-dense boundaries of the graphene nanowalls. Our results pave a way towards three-dimensional vertical graphene-based magnetoelectronic nanodevices with morphology-tuneable anisotropic magnetic properties.
Grant Number
ARC/DP1094073
Grant Number
ARC/FT100100303
Publication Details
Yue, Z., Levchenko, I., Kumar, S., Seo, D., Wang, X., Dou, S. and Ostrikov, K. Ken. (2013). Large networks of vertical multi-layer graphenes with morphology-tunable magnetoresistance. Nanoscale, 5 (19), 9283-9288.