Method for removing graphene
A kind of graphene, a specific technology, applied in the field of chemical material production, can solve the problems of difficult application processing requirements, small processing area, small processing area, etc., and achieve the effect of low-cost mask, simple process, and wide mask range
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[0029] Coating photoresist on the surface of a layer of graphene film, and making it into a photoresist mask through exposure and development. Then use ultraviolet light with a wavelength of 150nm, place the ultraviolet light tube in the atmospheric environment, and pass nitrogen gas around the lamp tube, so that the content of nitrogen in the environment reaches 90%-97%, and then treat the graphene film with ultraviolet light for 30 Seconds, the photoresist layer is removed after the treatment is completed, and a graphene film pattern is made.
[0030] Graphene patterns observed by optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy.
Embodiment 2
[0032] A layer of 15-20nm thick chromium layer is deposited on the surface of a layer of graphene by evaporation, and then a layer of photoresist is coated on the surface of the chromium layer, exposed and developed to make the photoresist form a hollow pattern, and then wet through Etching patterns the chromium layer and removes the photoresist, creating a very thin chromium mask layer. Place the ultraviolet light tube in the atmospheric environment, and pass argon gas around the lamp tube, so that the total content of nitrogen / argon in the environment reaches 85%-95%. Subsequently, the graphene film was treated with 185nm ultraviolet light for 1 minute, and the remaining chromium layer was removed by wet etching to form a graphene film pattern.
[0033] Graphene patterns observed by optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy.
Embodiment 3
[0035] One to three layers of graphene films placed on silicon and silicon dioxide wafers are filled with 3% chlorine gas in a nitrogen environment, and the graphene surface is irradiated with 170nm ultraviolet light for one minute to remove the graphene on the surface.
[0036] The complete removal of graphene was detected by optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy.
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