K. K. Lee, T. Shiell, J. McCallum, R. Szymanski, A. Soncini, C. Boskovic, D. Jamieson
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Few-layered graphene growth by carbon implantation into polycrystalline nickel substrate
Carbon ions were implanted into nickel films to facilitate growth of few-layered graphene. After vacuum annealing at 950 °C, G and 2D peaks were seen in micro-Raman measurements of the nickel film. No D peak, which is associated with sp3 adsorbates and vacancies/defects in graphene, was observed.