Boron Nitride promises to be a good substrate for graphene

Researchers have examined several materials to be used as substrates for Graphene, trying to find a material that will preserve Graphene's properties. One such materials is Haxagonal Boron Nitride. It's just 1.7% larger than graphene and exhibits dramatically better electron mobility than graphene mounted on silicon dioxide, SiO2, which is the most commonly used material.

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Posted: May 29,2011 by Ron Mertens