Chin J Mater Res  1996, Vol. 10 Issue (3): 285-288    DOI:

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AFM STUDY OF STRUCTURES OF HIGH CRYSTALLITE GRAPHITE FILM

ZHU Chuanfeng;WANG Xinwen;BAI Chunli(Institute of Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences)ZHAO Genxiang(Institute of Coal-Coke Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences)(Correspondent:ZHU Chuanfeng;Institute of Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Beijing 1000

ZHU Chuanfeng;WANG Xinwen;BAI Chunli(Institute of Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences)ZHAO Genxiang(Institute of Coal-Coke Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences)(Correspondent:ZHU Chuanfeng;Institute of Chemistry;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Beijing 1000. AFM STUDY OF STRUCTURES OF HIGH CRYSTALLITE GRAPHITE FILM. Chin J Mater Res, 1996, 10(3): 285-288.

Abstract References Related Articles Recommended Metrics Download:  PDF(1537KB)  Export:  BibTeX | EndNote (RIS)       Abstract  The surface topography and graphite atomic lattice of the graphite films prepared under different high temperature and elongation have been investigated by AFM.The surface features on a large scale are observed and the atomic resolution images are obtaine Key words:  graphite film AFM temperature and elongation      Received:  25 June 1996      Service E-mail this article Add to citation manager E-mail Alert RSS （） Articles by authors URL:  https://www.cjmr.org/EN/     OR     https://www.cjmr.org/EN/Y1996/V10/I3/285 1MizutaniW,ShigenoM,OhmiMetal、JVacSetTechnol,1991,B9(2):11022McGonigalGC,BernhardtRH,YeoYH,JVacSciTechnol,1991,B9(2):11073rgenP,Rabe,Ultramicroscopy,1992,42-44:414BaiC,ZhuCF,HuangGZetal．Ultramicroscopy,1992,42-44:10795ElingsV,WudiF,JVacSciTechnol,Cartion,1988,4126HuCZ,Feng1,AndradeJDCarbon,1988,26:5437MiyamotoT,KanckoR,MiyakeS．JVacSciTechnol,1991,B9:13368MagonovSN,CantowH—J,DonnetJ一B．PolymBul,1990,23:5529HoffmanWP．ElingsVB,GurleyJACarbon,1988,26:75410BayotV,PirouxL,MichenaudJPetal．PhysRev,1990,B41:1177011SaadaouiH,RouxJC,FlandroisS．Carbon,1993,31(3):481 No related articles found! No Suggested Reading articles found! Viewed Full text Abstract Cited   Shared      Discussed