Is the thermophysical properties of graphene available at ambient temperature or should it be obtained through laboratory work?

Milad Panahi Parchin Sofla @Milad_Panahi_Parchin_Sofla

11 November 2018 1 9K Report

I need to thermophysical properties of graphene (K, rho, Cp) at ambient temperature (298.15 K) for a simulation.

J. Anaya

Dear Milad,

I think you can get all you need from the work published by Eric Pop:

https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1301/1301.6181.pdf

Kind regards,

Julian

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