2022
DOI: 10.1021/acs.chemmater.2c02232
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Controllable Synthesis of Novel Two-Dimensional Nonlayered β-Bi2Te4O11 Flakes for Promising Optoelectronic Applications

Abstract: Exploration of two-dimensional (2D) nonlayered materials is a significant work for developing the 2D materials family, owing to their intriguing physicochemical properties and promising applications in various fields. Herein, we present the controllable chemical vapor deposition (CVD) synthesis of nonlayered β-Bi2Te4O11 with a 2D morphology. It was revealed that the 2D growth of β-Bi2Te4O11 depends on the proper precursor. Moreover, the corresponding mechanism was demonstrated by density functional theory calc… Show more

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“…However, their large-scale application is challenged by the harsh processing steps needed as well as the poor chemical stability of the exfoliated phases. Publishing in Chemistry of Materials , researchers report on various strategies to address the challenges of etching, processing, and stabilizing Mxenes. Not limiting MXenes to ordered transition metals, researchers have expanded the design space of MXene to include high-entropy phases. , A high throughput approach was used to search for interesting topological phases among the MXene family, and machine learning protocols were developed by theoreticians to broaden the compositional, structural, and performance space of MXenes . Porous composites of MXenes as well as conformal layer-by-layer assembly of MXenes for optoelectronics and energy storage were also developed.…”
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“…However, their large-scale application is challenged by the harsh processing steps needed as well as the poor chemical stability of the exfoliated phases. Publishing in Chemistry of Materials , researchers report on various strategies to address the challenges of etching, processing, and stabilizing Mxenes. Not limiting MXenes to ordered transition metals, researchers have expanded the design space of MXene to include high-entropy phases. , A high throughput approach was used to search for interesting topological phases among the MXene family, and machine learning protocols were developed by theoreticians to broaden the compositional, structural, and performance space of MXenes . Porous composites of MXenes as well as conformal layer-by-layer assembly of MXenes for optoelectronics and energy storage were also developed.…”
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confidence: 99%