Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing

2D Nanomaterials have been an intriguing class of atomically thick material where many researchers are genuinely trying to exploit and unleash the wide range of benefits they hold. This includes exceptional photonics, electronics, mechanical, optical, and thermal properties. Insights and comments...

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Main Author: Tang, Tiffany Yee
Other Authors: Hong Li
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2024
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1765272024-05-18T16:54:12Z Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing Tang, Tiffany Yee Hong Li School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering ehongli@ntu.edu.sg Engineering 2D Nanomaterials have been an intriguing class of atomically thick material where many researchers are genuinely trying to exploit and unleash the wide range of benefits they hold. This includes exceptional photonics, electronics, mechanical, optical, and thermal properties. Insights and comments on the potential these ultra-thin layered materials have is provided. With this comprehensive report, the author strives to determine suitable ultrasonic embossing parameters to create successful nanostructures in a controlled and optimal manner. The top-down mechanical exfoliation method, also known as the “Scotch-Tape” method is adopted to prepare graphene and tungsten diselenide flakes from its respective bulk materials and subsequently transferred onto silver substrate. The report is also further supported by experimental results and discussions followed by the conclusion on the effectiveness of ultrasonic embossing. Bachelor's degree 2024-05-17T04:53:15Z 2024-05-17T04:53:15Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Tang, T. Y. (2024). Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176527 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176527 en A090 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing
description 2D Nanomaterials have been an intriguing class of atomically thick material where many researchers are genuinely trying to exploit and unleash the wide range of benefits they hold. This includes exceptional photonics, electronics, mechanical, optical, and thermal properties. Insights and comments on the potential these ultra-thin layered materials have is provided. With this comprehensive report, the author strives to determine suitable ultrasonic embossing parameters to create successful nanostructures in a controlled and optimal manner. The top-down mechanical exfoliation method, also known as the “Scotch-Tape” method is adopted to prepare graphene and tungsten diselenide flakes from its respective bulk materials and subsequently transferred onto silver substrate. The report is also further supported by experimental results and discussions followed by the conclusion on the effectiveness of ultrasonic embossing.
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author Tang, Tiffany Yee
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title Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing
title_short Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing
title_full Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing
title_fullStr Patterning of 2D materials by ultrasonic embossing
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