Twisted Bilayer Graphene

Twisted bilayer graphene forms a moiré superlattice due to the rotational misalignment between two graphene layers, resulting in characteristic periodic patterns.
As the scan size decreases from 200 nm to 5 nm, moiré patterns appear at larger scales and the atomic lattice is resolved at smaller scales.
Scan Conditions
- System: NX1
- Scan Mode: FMM
- Scan Size: 200 nm×200 nm, 20 nm×20 nm, 5 nm×5 nm
- Scan Rate: All 12 Hz
- Pixels: All 512×512
- Cantilever: AD-2.8-AS
(k=2.8 N/m, f=65 kHz)
Application
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