Hydration layers trapped between graphene and a hydrophilic substrate

Schleberger, M.; Bollmann, T R J; Temmen, M; Ochedowski, O.; Reichling, M

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Hydration layers trapped between graphene and a hydrophilic substrate

Author(s): M Temmen , O Ochedowski , M Schleberger , M Reichling , T R J Bollmann

Publication date Created: May 01 2014

Publication date (Print): May 21 2014

Journal: New Journal of Physics

Publisher: IOP Publishing

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