ArticleLangmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids2026
Scalable Ni-Based Diffusion Synthesis of Highly Graphitic Nanointerlaced and Photopatternable Material with Fast Charge Transfer Kinetics.
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Abstract
Graphitic and nanostructured carbon materials exhibit exceptional properties, including high electrical conductivity and chemical stability, yet their integration into microdevices remains challenging due to costly, low-yield production methods. Carbon-MEMS (C-MEMS) technology offers a scalable alternative for fabricating carbon microdevices, though it typically yields amorphous/glassy carbon with limited conductivity. Here, we bridge this gap with a scalable method for synthesizing highly conductive graphitic micropatterns. Our approach combines electrospinning of a photosensitive SU-8/MWCNT composite with pyrolysis and catalytic graphitization using a Ni film. Raman spectroscopy confirms increased graphitization (
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