Why does graphene refuse Mermin weigner theorem?

1. If I can quantize the atom using this hyperbolic spiral and classical physics, could nature do the same?

If we map as a continuous motion an ionising electron (beginning its journey at n=1) in an H atom, a specific hyperbolic spiral appears (see animation). When we solve this spiral formula, we find...

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How are iso-frequency contours plotted?

Let's say we have a standard, regular hexagonal honeycomb with a 3-arm primitive unit cell (something like the figure attached; the figure is only representative and not drawn to scale). The...

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Short Synthesis of Graphene Oxide from Natural Graphite Flakes?

I am in search of a modified Hummer's method, which can be used to synthesis graphene oxide within 6-8 hours. As I am a student it is not allowed for us to work after 5 in the laboratory. So I am...

01 August 2024 8,368 2 View

How to correctly use the UTE and ZTE pulse sequences in Bruker's ParaVision software?

I am using a Bruker 600M solid-state NMR spectrometer with a Micro 2.5 microimaging system. The test sample is a tube of 1M LiCl aqueous solution, and the nucleus detected is 1H. I am trying to...

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How can I separate graphene from amorphous carbon of similar particle sizes?

The starting material is a finely ground powder. Some particles contain more graphene than others.

30 July 2024 3,978 2 View

What is the solubility of Iron (+3) in Bismuth Oxide?

Dear all: I am modifying Bismuth Tungstate with Hematite (Fe2O3), so I would like to know about how much Iron(+3) can form a solid solution in a Bismuth Oxide matrix. Best wishes Marco

29 July 2024 2,163 1 View

Optimal siRNA Volume for Complexation with Liposomes in a 2.5 mL Solution with 10 mg/mL Lipid Concentration?

How much volume of siRNA can I add to 2.5 mL of liposomes with a total lipid concentration of 10 mg/mL?

27 July 2024 6,920 1 View

Is the zero-zero component of the metric tensor equal to 1 for accelerating reference frames?

Consider the case of negligible gravity but there is an accelerating reference frame. Its origin traces out a trajectory, or world line, seen in some inertial reference frame. The Lorentz metric...

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Turning the Brain into a Vegetable: What does it tell Us?

A vegetative state is caused by having massive damage to the mesencephalon, which can include both the pontine nuclei and the thalamus (Plum and Posner 1980). During this state, the metabolic...

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Which book and outline do you recommend for computational physics course for BS level ?

students already took 1. numerical methods 2. programming language 3. Probability and statistics

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Sergey V Komogortsev

Graphene is not quite two-dimensional.

See for example this article: A.O 'Hare et al., Nano Lett. 12, 1045 (2012)

Article A Stable "Flat" Form of Two-Dimensional Crystals: Could Grap...

Abhilash Harpale

A suspended sheet is Graphene has ripples which suppress the thermal fluctuations, making it stable.

For more information refer:

http://arxiv.org/abs/0704.1793

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/5953384_Intrinsic_ripples_in_graphene?ev=prf_pub

Article Intrinsic ripples in graphene