A comprehensive analysis of the thermal conductivity of graphene under various conditions is presented in this study.
Results obtained from different experimental and theoretical methods are analyzed and discussed for numerous conditions such as preparation process, shape, sample size, wavelength, and temperature.
Large differences in the values of the thermal conductivity of graphene were noticed from the cited results using different experimental and numerical methods (0.14 W/m K–20,000 W/m K).
Accuracy of these methods when measuring thermal conductivity of graphene at nanoscale became questionable.
We have established the existence of a high degree of anomalies in the value of the thermal conductivity of grapheme.