Figure 1
From: Gas-like adhesion of two-dimensional materials onto solid surfaces
Temperature change of a graphene ribbon during the adiabatic processes of zero-degree stamping (a), zero-degree peeling (b) and ninety-degree peeling (c) of the graphene ribbon on/off the (111) surface of a Pt substrate. The edges (in red) of the graphene ribbon are set to be rigid where a constant velocity of 10 nm/ns is imposed to move the graphene ribbon to attach onto or detach off the substrate. The temperature at time t is calculated by averaging through a small period of 1 ps around t.
