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石墨烯電導率範圍是多少?石墨烯能應用到什麽地方?

2022年6月22日

　　石墨烯電導率範圍是多少?石墨烯能應用到什麽地方?石墨烯是从石墨材料中剥离出来、由碳原子组成的只有一层原子厚度的二维晶体。如今有很多人还不太了解石墨烯。那么，石墨烯電導率範圍是多少?石墨烯能應用到什麽地方?今天一起来了解下。

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　　石墨烯電導率範圍是多少?

　　石墨烯作爲理想二維晶體材料，電子運動速度達到光速的1/300，電導率可達10^6。其次石墨烯內部載流子遷移率可達2×10^5cm^2/Vs，是矽中電子遷移率的140倍。

　　石墨烯能應用到什麽地方?

　　1.電子材料領域。

　　石墨烯作爲一種電極材料，是一種優良的負極材料，被認爲是一種可以替代矽的芯片材料。此外，石墨烯在柔性屏幕、可穿戴設備、太陽能充電等領域的應用還有待探索。石墨烯在可穿戴設備領域也有一定的應用空間。例如，愛爾蘭科學家正在開發基于石墨烯的靈活可穿戴傳感器，並發現它可以檢測到用戶最微妙的動作，包括跟蹤呼吸和脈搏。此外，該傳感器還可以實現自供電，也許將來可以應用于智能服裝。

　　2.散熱材料領域。

　　金屬材料在散熱應用中難以加工、耗能、密度過高、導電、易變形、廢物回收困難等諸多問題，降價空間很小。如果將納米石墨烯導熱塑料應用于LED燈具等産品的散熱，其系統成本至少可降低30%。石墨烯是一種由碳原子組成的單層片狀納米新材料。它是人類發現的幾乎完美的平面原子結構。色的導電性、導熱性和散熱性能使各行各業寄予厚望。

　　石墨烯是一種二維單層碳原子晶體。與三維材料相比，其低維結構可以顯著減少晶體邊界聲子的邊界散射，並賦予其特殊的聲子擴散模式。石墨烯的快速導熱和散熱特性使石墨烯成爲智能手機、平板電腦、大功率節能LED照明、衛星電路、激光武器等的優良散熱材料。

　　3.軍工領域。

　　由于石墨烯具有導電性高、韌性高、強度高、比表面積大等特點，業內人士認爲石墨烯廣泛應用于太空軍工等領域。據報道，中國科學家發現石墨烯可以作爲太空動力源。通過對石墨烯在光作用下運動現象的研究，石墨烯材料可以直接將光能轉化爲動能，這標志著石墨烯材料將成爲一種新的動力源，遠高于光壓現象産生的動力源。在未來，石墨烯可能會爲星際探索、衛星變軌等提供無盡的動力。

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