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Electron field emission from graphene oxide wrinkles

Viskadouros et al., 2016

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13387283353326762289
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Viskadouros G
Konios D
Kymakis E
Stratakis E
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Rsc Advances

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We report a simple and general solution-based methodology to support reduced graphene oxide layers (rGO) onto micro-spikes engraved on Si to produce high-aspect ratio wrinkles and sharp protrusions. It is observed that as the number of deposited rGO layers is …
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