Impermeability of graphene and its applications
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...Therefore, for all practical purposes, graphene is impermeable [41,42]....
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...Further, it possesses a unique electronic structure [31,32], which can be controlled chemically [33,34] and geometrically [35]....
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...For example, the flexible [37] and stretchable [19] carbon–carbon bonds in graphene can allow conformal coating on corrugated surfaces to make them impermeable [12]....
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...The ability to withstand such pressure differences (6 atm) in graphene is a result of its high strength (breaking strength = 42 N/m) and Young’s modulus (1 TPa) [19], which retains the structural integrity of graphene....
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...[18], and high mechanical strength (strongest nanomaterial) [19]....
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...enables graphene to be rolled into carbon nanotubes) allows the sheets to conformally form chambers at nano-, microand macro- scale, (d) mechanical strength [5,23]: graphene’s high yield-strength enables it to sustain the high pressure differences, similar to that between the fluidic region and external vacuum of a TEM, (e) high electrical conductivity [8,22]: the mobile p-electrons of graphene significantly reduce the electrostatic charge buildup under electron microscopy (EM), and (f) high thermal conductance [18]: graphene’s high phonon-conductivity dissipates the heat generated from electron bombardment....
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...[18], and high mechanical strength (strongest nanomaterial) [19]....
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