graphene glass microprocessors
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q4sandia24 In terms of process how are they layered on the transparent aluminum or beryllium/copper substrates?
a4thorzpower Thanks for pdf see you at the conference in October
a4sandia24 No, we are already using the smectic phase to align the molecule in the production, the gold mono layer
is undergoing testing now. It is a general process. The electrostatic lifting helps the manipulation of the
film. Once the proper alignment is achieved, in our process the substrate is charged with the opposite
polarity and the gold film drops onto the substrate. 0.05 torr is suggested. A subsequent glass layer is then
deposited. By creating channels or holes in the glass barrier the next layer of gold is so close the
the underlying gold layer that an "atomic welding" take place between the two layers making an electrical
connection. Thanks for the tip on the copper beryllium issue and so I think the graphene bonding problem is
essentially solved.
a4sandia24 Also the lateral stability of the graphene/glass cube is enhanced by an atomic spot welding by having
holes all around the periphery in the glass layers aligned and when the gold border is attached an atomic
gold post is formed but these stabilizing structures are not part of the circuit chip electronics. It is the carbon nano
tube connectors are used to interface the chip into the larger LSI's. Nice pix btw regards
q4fermi83 what were the advantages for using the argon gas wash for the chamber before evacuating as opposed to the
use of neon or xenon? secondly in the 50nm range vis a vis the platinum is showing greater number of scintillation
points that correlates with the time of surface treatment. when the resonance point is reached and the gas is
released there is also a correlation with the rate of release and time of surface treatment. I propose comparison
study of high pressure hydrogen and neon doping followed by gas evacuation of the chamber and determination
of subsequent gas production. If you have time, run a quick test before the October meet.
a4sandia24 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24232896 carbon nano fibre computer
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what do you want to do?
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