Scientific Paper
Mass measurement of graphene using quartz crystal microbalances
Summary
How much does a sheet of graphene, and the polymer left on it after transfer, actually weigh? Etching the graphene off a QCM in an oxygen plasma while following the resonance gives the total mass with sub-monolayer resolution, and the different etch rates separate contamination from graphene; polymer-based dry transfer can make a sheet ten times heavier.
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