“…LIBs have been broadly applied in electric vehicles, electronic devices, and energy-storage systems due to their large specific capacity, large operating voltage, and long cycle life. [1][2][3] To meet the growing demand for advanced applications, considerable attention has been paid to improving the energy density, rate performance, security, and stability of batteries. 4,5 Twodimensional materials (2D) are prospective candidates as electrodes for LIBs, for example, reduced graphene oxide (rGO) sheets, 6,7 black phosphorus (BP), 8,9 transitional metal chalcogenides (TMCs), 10,11 layered double hydroxides (LDHs), 12,13 and MXenes.…”