Woo Jin Lee, Sang Ho Kim, Jun Sun Eom, Arnaud Caron
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Comparing the properties and growth of graphene on electrolytic and rolled Cu foils by chemical vapor deposition
In this work, we use electrolytic copper foils as substrates for the deposition of graphene by chemical vapor deposition. We investigate the effects of preannealing conditions, methane injection time, and temperature to synthesize graphene with a similar quality as when grown on cold-rolled copper. We find that the electrolytic copper foil’s annealing conditions and CH4 injection temperature determine the quality of graphene.