国家/地区 日本（8）
IPC部 C（8）
IPC大类 C01（8）
IPC小类 C01B（8）
IPC C01B032/184（8）
发明人 MANCEVSKI V（2） VLADIMIR M（2）
公开年 2013（2） 2021（2）
申请年 2011（2）  2020（2） 
专利权人 UNIVERSAL MA.（2）

Metal catalyst layer used for producing graphene, laminated and crystallized on c-plane of substrate having corundum structure, having face-centered cubic structure.

NARUTSUKA S, NAKAJIMA R

Device for synthesis of graphene has container with space for holding carbon source and entry opening, electrodes for applying electrical current through space for joule heating carbon source, and movement component for moving carbon source.

MANCEVSKI V, VLADIMIR M

Device for converting carbon pill into graphene used for producing turbostratic graphene, comprises space between electrically conductive surfaces to support carbon pill in space, electrodes coupled to conductive surfaces and power supply.

MANCEVSKI V, VLADIMIR M

Formation of graphene for structure formation involves depositing metals on surface of silicon carbide and heating silicon carbide and metals under predetermined conditions.

IACOPI F, AHMED M, CUNNING B V

Unitary graphene layer or graphene single crystal useful for heat-spreading applications e.g. as a heat spreader or a heat sink product in e.g. hand-held device comprises closely packed and chemically bonded parallel graphene planes.

ZHAMU A, WANG M, XIONG W, JANG B Z

Preparing multilayer article from semiconductor substrate involves forming metal film on front of substrate; forming layer of boron nitride; and forming layer of graphene between substrate and the back metal film surface.

SEACRIST M R, BERRY V, NGUYEN P T

Forming graphene layer on surface of substrate, comprises forming silicon-carbide film on free surface of silicon layer and gradually heating substrate until silicon of first row of atoms of silicon-carbide film is sublimated.

OUERGHI A

Manufacturing graphene, comprises performing vapor phase epitaxy on substrate comprising silicon carbide surface, and controlling sublimation of silicon from the substrate by flow of e.g. inert gas (argon) through epitaxial reactor.

STRUPINSKI W, STRUPIAFSKI W, STRUPINSKI W O