NASA NTRS · 20150003142
Ceramic Composite Thin Films
Abstract
A ceramic composite thin film or layer includes individual graphene oxide and/or electrically conductive graphene sheets dispersed in a ceramic (e.g. silica) matrix. The thin film or layer can be electrically conductive film or layer depending the amount of graphene sheets present. The composite films or layers are transparent, chemically inert and compatible with both glass and hydrophilic SiOx/silicon substrates. The composite film or layer can be produced by making a suspension of graphene oxide sheet fragments, introducing a silica-precursor or silica to the suspension to form a sol, depositing the sol on a substrate as thin film or layer, at least partially reducing the graphene oxide sheets to conductive graphene sheets, and thermally consolidating the thin film or layer to form a silica matrix in which the graphene oxide and/or graphene sheets are dispersed.
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Ruoff, Rodney S., Stankovich, Sasha, Dikin, Dmitriy A., Nguyen, SonBinh T.. 2013-11-05. Ceramic Composite Thin Films. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150003142
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