Abstract

Electrochemical exfoliation technique using the pyrophosphate anion derived from tetra sodium pyrophosphate was employed to produce graphene. As-synthesized graphene was then drop dried over a cold rolled Cu sheet. Ni coating was then electrodeposited over bare Cu and graphene–Cu substrates. Both substrates were then isothermally annealed at 800°C for 3h. WDS analysis showed substantial atomic diffusion in annealed Ni–Cu sample. Cu–graphene–Ni sample, on the other hand, showed negligible diffusion illustrating the diffusion barrier property of the graphene coating.

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