Graphene-Inspired Wafer-Scale Ultrathin Gold Films.
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ABSTRACT: As the trajectory toward the graphene era continues, there is a compelling need to harness 2D technology further for the transformation of three-dimensional (3D) materials production and applications. Here, we resolve this challenge for one of the most widely utilized 3D materials in modern electronics─gold─using graphene-inspired fabrication technology that allows us to develop a multistep production method of ultrathin gold films. Such films demonstrate continuous morphology, low sheet resistance (10 Ω/sq), and high transparency (80%), offering opportunities in a variety of technological and scientific sectors. To this end, we demonstrate smart contact lenses and thermal camouflage based on ultrathin gold. Technologically, the record-breaking characteristics of ultrathin gold films open
SUBMITTER: Mironov MS
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11673564 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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