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Listening to graphene yields clues to its structure

17 Mar 2022 Isabelle Dumé
sound analyses graphene properties
Sound can be used to analyse the properties of laser-induced graphene in real time. (Courtesy: Brandon Martin/Rice University)
When scientists create graphene by heating a precursor material with a laser, they usually analyse t

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