  The in-plane shear modes between neighbor-layers of 2-4 layer graphenes (LGs)
and the corresponding graphene scrolls rolled up by 2-4LGs were investigated by
Raman scattering. In contrast to that just one shear mode was observed in
3-4LGs, all the shear modes of 3-4LGs were observed in 3-4 layer scrolls (LSs),
whose frequencies agree well with the theoretical predication by both a
force-constant model and a linear chain model. In comparison to the broad width
(about 12cm$^{-1}$) for the G band in graphite, all the shear modes exhibit an
intrinsic line width of about 1.0 cm$^{-1}$. The local electronic structures
dependent on the local staking configurations enhance the intensity of the
shear modes in corresponding 2-4LSs zones, which makes it possible to observe
all the shear modes. It provides a direct evidence that how the band structures
of FLGs can be sensitive to local staking configurations. This result can be
extended to n layer graphene (n > 4) for the understanding of the basic phonon
properties of multi-layer graphenes. This observation of all-scale shear modes
can be foreseen in other 2D materials with similar scroll structures.
