Growing Uniform Graphene Disks and Films on Molten Glass for Heating Devices and Cell Culture
Journal article published in 2015 by
Yubin Chen,
Jingyu Sun,
Junfeng Gao 
,
Feng Du,
Qi Han,
Yufeng Nie,
Zhaolong Chen,
Alicja Bachmatiuk,
Manish K.-R. Priydarshi,
Donglin,
Donglin Ma,
Xiuju Song,
Xiaosong Wu ,
Chunyang Xiong,
Mark H. Rümmeli
and other authors.
,
Feng Du,
Qi Han,
Yufeng Nie,
Zhaolong Chen,
Alicja Bachmatiuk,
Manish K.-R. Priydarshi,
Donglin,
Donglin Ma,
Xiuju Song,
Xiaosong Wu ,
Chunyang Xiong,
Mark H. Rümmeli
and other authors.
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Abstract
The direct growth of uniform graphene disks and their continuous film is achieved by exploiting the molten state of glass. The use of molten glass enables highly uniform nucleation and an enhanced growth rate (tenfold) of graphene, as compared to those scenarios on commonly used insulating solids. The obtained graphene glasses show promising application potentials in daily-life scenarios such as smart heating devices and biocompatible cell culture mediums.