Abstract
We investigate the electronic structure of graphane with hydrogen vacancies, which are supposed to occur in the process of hydrogenation of graphene. A variety of configurations is considered and defect states are derived by density functional calculation. We find that a continuous chain-like distribution of hydrogen vacancies will result in conduction of linear dispersion, much like the transport on a superhighway cutting through the jungle of hydrogen. The same conduction also occurs for chain-like vacancies in an otherwise fully fluorine-adsorbed graphene. These results should be very useful in the design of graphene-based electronic circuits. Copyright © 2012 Author(s).
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Wu, B. R., & Yang, C. K. (2012). Electronic structures of graphane with vacancies and graphene adsorbed with fluorine atoms. AIP Advances, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3696883
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