singlelayers.Totalorganicsyntheseshavebeensizelimitedbecausemacromoleculesbecomeinsolubleandtheoccur-renceofsidereactionsincreaseswithmolecularweight.36Substrate-basedgrowthofsinglelayersbychemicalvapordeposition(CVD)orthereductionofsiliconcarbidereliesontheabilitytowalkanarrowthermodynamictightrope.40Afternucleatingasheet,conditionsmustbecarefullycontrolledtopromotecrystalgrowthwithoutseedingad-ditionalsecondlayersorforminggrainboundaries.
Despitetremendousprogresswithalternatives,mechanicalexfoliationwithcellophanetapestillproducesthehighestqualitygraphene akesavailable.Thisfactshouldnot,however,dampenanyinterestfromchemists.Onthecontrary,therecenttransitionfromtheconsiderationofgrapheneasa“physicstoy”toitstreatmentasalargecarbonmacromoleculeoffersnewpromise.Yearsofcarbonnano-tube,fullerene,andgraphiteresearchhaveproducedamyriadofchemicalpathwaysformodifyingsp2carbonstructures,45-50whichwillundoubtedlybeadaptedtofunctionalizeboththebasalplaneofgrapheneanditsreactiveedges.Thisnotonlypromisestodeliverhandlesforexploitinggraphene’sintrinsicpropertiesbutalsoshouldtoleadtonewpropertiesaltogether.Thisreviewwilldiscussthe eldofgraphenefromamaterialschemistrystandpoint.Afterabriefhistoryofthetopic,theexcitingprogressmadesince2004,inboththeproductionofgrapheneanditsimplementationindevices,
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RichardB.KanerreceivedaPh.D.ininorganicchemistryfromtheUniversityofPennsylvaniain1984.AftercarryingoutpostdoctoralresearchattheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,hejoinedtheUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles(UCLA),in1987asanAssistantProfessor.HewaspromotedtoAssociateProfessorwithtenurein1991andbecameaFullProfessorin1993.ProfessorKanerhasreceivedawardsfromtheDreyfus,Fulbright,Guggenheim,andSloanFoundations,aswellastheExxonFellowshipinSolidStateChemistryandtheBuck-WhitneyResearchAwardfromtheAmericanChemicalSocietyforhisworkonrefractorymaterials,includingnewsyntheticroutestoceramics,intercala-tioncompounds,superhardmaterials,graphene,andconductingpolymers.
willbediscussed.Forathoroughdiscussionfocusedonthephysicsofgraphene,seerefs10,11,51,and52.
2.BriefHistoryofGraphene
Tounderstandthetrajectoryofgrapheneresearch,itisusefultoconsidergrapheneassimplythefewestlayerlimitofgraphite.Inthislight,theextraordinarypropertiesofhoneycombcarbonarenotreallynew.Abundantandnaturallyoccurring,graphitehasbeenknownasamineralfornearly500years.Eveninthemiddleages,thelayeredmorphologyandweakdispersionforcesbetweenadjacentsheetswereutilizedtomakemarkinginstruments,muchinthesamewaythatweusegraphiteinpencilstoday.Morerecently,thesesamepropertieshavemadegraphiteanidealmaterialforuseasadrylubricant,alongwiththesimilarlystructuredbutmoreexpensivecompoundshexagonalboron
Figure1.Singlelayergraphenewas rstobservedbyGeimandothersatManchesterUniversity.Hereafewlayer akeisshown,withopticalcontrastenhancedbyaninterferenceeffectatacarefullychosenthicknessofoxide.(ReprintedwithpermissionfromScience(),ref2.Copyright2006AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience.)
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