Large-Scale Sublattice Asymmetry in Pure and Boron-Doped Graphene.

Large-Scale Sublattice Asymmetry in Pure and Boron-Doped Graphene.
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.nanolett.6b01795
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发表时间:
2016-06
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10.8
通讯作者:
D. Usachov;A. Fedorov;O. Vilkov;A. Petukhov;A. Rybkin;A. Ernst;M. Otrokov;E. Chulkov;I. Ogorodnikov;M. Kuznetsov;L. Yashina;E. Kataev;A. V. Erofeevskaya;V. Voroshnin;V. K. Adamchuk;C. Laubschat;D. Vyalikh
D. Usachov;A. Fedorov;O. Vilkov;A. Petukhov;A. Rybkin;A. Ernst;M. Otrokov;E. Chulkov;I. Ogorodnikov;M. Kuznetsov;L. Yashina;E. Kataev;A. V. Erofeevskaya;V. Voroshnin;V. K. Adamchuk;C. Laubschat;D. Vyalikh
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
D. Usachov;A. Fedorov;O. Vilkov;A. Petukhov;A. Rybkin;A. Ernst;M. Otrokov;E. Chulkov;I. Ogorodnikov;M. Kuznetsov;L. Yashina;E. Kataev;A. V. Erofeevskaya;V. Voroshnin;V. K. Adamchuk;C. Laubschat;D. Vyalikh

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