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A differential measurement scheme is proposed which allows for a clearobservation of the giant thermal effect for the Casimir force, that wasrecently predicted to occur in graphene systems at short separation distances.The difference among the Casimir forces acting between a metal-coated sphereand the two halves of a dielectric plate, one uncoated and the other coatedwith graphene, is calculated in the framework of the Dirac model using therigorous formalism of the polarization tensor. It is shown that in the proposedconfiguration both the difference among the Casimir forces and its thermalcontributioncan be easily measured using already existing experimental setups.An observation of the giant thermal effect should open opportunities formodulation and control of dispersion forces in micromechanical systems based ongraphene and other novel 2D-materials.

How to observe the giant thermal effect in the Casimir force for graphene systems