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To review the chemical synthesis, supramolecular organization, and electronic charge-carrier dynamics of graphene-based architectures for electronic applications.

February 10, 2007Chemical Reviews

Graphenes as Potential Material for Electronics

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To review the chemical synthesis, supramolecular organization, and electronic charge-carrier dynamics of graphene-based architectures for electronic applications.
Surveyed synthetic organic routes to large polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and two-dimensional graphene sheets.
Evaluated supramolecular assembly strategies and molecular alignment on diverse device substrates.
Assessed charge transport mechanisms, electronic band configurations, and carrier dynamics reported across field-effect configurations.
Demonstrated that chemical synthesis affords precise structural control over nanographene dimensions, boundary geometries, and electronic bandgaps.
Identified superior charge-carrier dynamics and stable self-assembly behaviors in graphene-derived architectures relative to conventional organic semiconductors.

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Review reveals the unique electronic and structural behaviors of graphenes, highlighting their potential to serve as high-performance semiconductor components.

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Wu et al. (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d843e2d56ca42147d17f14 https://doi.org/10.1021/cr068010r

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Review reveals the unique electronic and structural behaviors of graphenes, highlighting their potential to serve as high-performance semiconductor components.

Graphenes as Potential Material for Electronics

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