Can You Share Information on Raman Spectroscopy for Graphene?

[toex]

can anyone explain what is d band and g band in the Raman spectrum of graphene?

 

[mccoy1]

can anyone explain what is d band and g band in the Raman spectrum of graphene?

It seems like physicists don't care about Raman Spectroscopy. I asked last time if someone could suggest a good book on Raman spec , but there was no single reply.
Anyway,check the answers fro your question here: http://http://rsta.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/366/1863/231.full"

 

[AndersonMD]

They are different ways that the carbon atoms shake, I was trying to find a good picture online but couldn't quickly. But Raman spectrum obviously is a test of the phonon vibrational modes. There are different ways something can resonantly vibrate and there are different energies associated with the different vibrations.

 

[Si14]

Hi all,
I have a forest of carbon nanotubes. They are vertically aligned, like this picture:

I wonder if it is possible to get Raman spectra from the
a) surface
b) about 50nm from below the surface

of the nanotubes?

As far as I know, Raman spectroscopy is a surface analyzing method. For carbon nanotubes, I assume it should be the same. Now, I wonder if I can get Raman data for the two different positions of the nanotubes mentioned above.

Thank you very much.

 

[Tzontonel]

It seems like physicists don't care about Raman Spectroscopy. I asked last time if someone could suggest a good book on Raman spec , but there was no single reply.

Modern Raman Spectroscopy: A Practical Approach by Ewen Smith. But you need to practice ... (I'm adept of "learn by practice").

 

[mjkigat2]

I am working with Raman spectroscopy but I didn't enter for a long time on this forum.
Tzontonel do you think we can share some information regarding Raman?

 

[mjkigat2]

If yes this is my email adress and I will be happy to discuss about some problems which I have using Raman taranu_a@yahoo.com If you want send me an email with the subject Raman

 

[mjkigat2]

By the way, two scientists from Univ of Manchester get the Nobel prize for graphene characterization and separation:) I don't know if they used Raman

 

[mjkigat2]

this was for toex

 

[mjkigat2]

It seems like physicists don't care about Raman Spectroscopy. I asked last time if someone could suggest a good book on Raman spec , but there was no single reply.
Anyway,check the answers fro your question here: http://http://rsta.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/366/1863/231.full"

I am really interrested in Raman spectrometry because is one of my subject for my PhD.

 

[Tzontonel]

I am working with Raman spectroscopy but I didn't enter for a long time on this forum.
Tzontonel do you think we can share some information regarding Raman?

http://rdrs.uaic.ro" - Romanian Database of Raman Spectroscopy [...]
and I started a new project: http://ramandata.sourceforge.net/" (I'm a child in JAVA, so this is another story ...). By the way, if you have time and a internet connection you can make and find anything. Just put a question or maybe you know - Google is you best friend.

Later edit: where are you from? what type of spectrograph do you use? Organic? or Inorganic?