Intrinsic phonon anharmonicity in heavily doped graphene probed by Raman spectroscopy

The temperature-dependent (T-dependent) linewidth (ΓG) and frequency shift (ΔωG) of the G mode provide valuable information on the phonon anharmonicity of graphene-based materials. In contrast to the negligible contribution from electron-phonon coupling (EPC) to the linewidth of a Raman mode in semi...

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description The temperature-dependent (T-dependent) linewidth (ΓG) and frequency shift (ΔωG) of the G mode provide valuable information on the phonon anharmonicity of graphene-based materials. In contrast to the negligible contribution from electron-phonon coupling (EPC) to the linewidth of a Raman mode in semiconductors, ΓG in pristine graphene is dominated by EPC contribution at room temperature due to its semimetallic characteristics. This leads to difficulty in resolving intrinsic contribution from phonon anharmonicity to ΓG. Here, we probed the intrinsic phonon anharmonicity of heavily-doped graphene by T-dependent Raman spectra based on FeCl3-based stage-1 graphite intercalation compound (GIC), in which the EPC contribution is negligible due to the large Fermi level (EF) shift. The ΔωG and ΓG exhibit a nonlinear decrease and noticeable broadening with increasing temperature, respectively, which are both dominated by phonon anharmonicity processes. The contribution of phonon anharmonicity to ΓG of heavily-doped graphene decreases as the EF approaches to the Dirac point. However, the T dependence of ΔωG is almost independent on EF and qualitatively agrees with the theoretical result of pristine graphene. These results provide a deeper understanding of the role of phonon anharmonicity on the Raman spectra of heavily doped graphene. [Display omitted]
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Carbon
Electron-phonon coupling
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Frequency shift
Graphene
Graphite
Heavily-doped graphene
Intercalation compounds
Phonon anharmonicity
Phonons
Raman spectra
Raman spectroscopy
Room temperature
Spectrum analysis
Studies
Temperature dependence
Temperature dependent Raman spectroscopy
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