Transferring and Identification of Single- and Few-Layer Graphene on Arbitrary Substrates

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The origin of wrinkles on transferred graphene (2011, methodology): “5(a)–5(d) [16].”
Production and processing of graphene and related materials (2020, methodology): “Wet transfer Many advances have been reported on the transfer of nanolayered materials such as graphene since the isolation of graphene on silicon dioxide and the growth of graphene on metal substrates [759, 765, 1003, 1004].”
Catalyst-free growth of nanographene films on various substrates (2011, methodology): “Several techniques have been developed: Epitaxial growth [8–14] requires quite expensive single crystalline substrates, and thus, has limited applications; chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on various catalytic metal films [15–18] is low-cost, but it requires catalyst films, and post-transfer [19] or ”
Graphene synthesis by chemical vapor deposition and transfer by a roll-to-roll process (2010, background): “[12-18] Although some transfer methods that have been presented offer valuable insights into future applications, they all include limitations.”