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Resolution: standard / high Figure 6.
Raman spectra collected in the middle of the terraces (5 to 6 layers) and on the stripes
close to the step edges (11 layers). No D band can be observed confirming the excellent crystalline quality of these
FLG. The asymmetric shape of the 2D band (that is more pronounced for the thicker
FLG) reveals a Bernal stacking of the graphene planes. Finally, both bands are blue-shifted.
Such shift can only be explained by a compressive strain of the graphene lattice coming
from the differential dilatation during the cooling down of the sample. A partial
strain relaxation occurs for thicker FLG since the thicker the less shifted.
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